Like the Louis, our Juliet beds look to the elegant Rococo styles of 18th century France for inspiration. The headboards incorporate an exquisite floral basket design that was originally created by Louis XV’s chair maker, Jean-Baptiste Tilliard, while intricate carvings decorate the bed posts.


Choose from a variety of finishes, including a fresh hand-painted option (below) and the stunning gold leaf version (main image, right). Juliet is also available with an upholstered headboard and foot end (right). Choose from one of our fine range of fabrics, including luxurious silks, or supply your own fabric.


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This page: 1 Juliet bedstead in dove grey, upholstered in Mirage tussah silk. Palazzo linens in vanilla, cashmere throw in blush pink. 2 Louis XV bedside unit painted in buttermilk with blue detail. 3 Juliet caned bedstead in buttermilk colour with blue detail. Palazzo bedlinen in vanilla with blue stitching. Dupion silk bedspread in cascade. Cashmeres and hand-embroidered cushions from a selection available. Eclectic large chest in aged mahogany. Free-standing Regency mirror. Ormolu desk in antique pecan.


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Opposite page: Juliet caned bedstead in gold leaf ‘A’. Varese bedlinen in vanilla colour. Turandot bedspread in gold. Cashmeres and hand-embroidered cushions from a selection available.


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