Leather marquetry

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LOEWE Marquetry in Leather Hand-made leather patterns were used to remodel vintage British furniture. Learn more on loewe.com

The 'Sunday Morning' table highlights the technique of leather marquetry by offering both a functional and decorative piece. A meeting of design and craftsmanship, this high side table is entirely handcrafted by designers and makers Sophie Gailliot and Richard Pontais in their Montreal workshop. The table top has fun with colored graphic lines made in leather marquetry while the base is made of fine cherry wood sections. As for the wood, the leather marquetry technique consists in assembling…

Hi! The leather marquetry wall hanging is a captivating piece of art that seamlessly combines the timeless elegance of leather with the intricate craftsmanship of marquetry. Marquetry, also known as inlay work, involves the meticulous arrangement of small pieces of materials to create a stunning design. This particular wall hanging features a wooden base adorned with carefully selected pieces of high-quality leather. Skilled artisans meticulously cut and shape the leather pieces into…

Lampshade handcrafted with expertise. Made entirely of leather, it is crafted in marquetry to create a pattern that gives rhythm and color.

Unique side table in wood and leather. Handcrafted in maple wood and leather marquetry. Collectible design from Canada.

In its usual tasteful yet quirky style, Hermès has unveiled a pair of wristwatches featuring dials decorated in wood marquetry, tiny pieces of exotic woods assembled like a puzzle to form striking, abstract motifs; last year Hermes did the same in leather. Created by a young French marquetry artist, the dials start with a line

Derived from the French word for “inlay work”, marquetry originated among cabinet makers in 16th century Rome and France, who assembled small pieces of different exotic woods to form a single, patterned panel when building church furniture. Of late, a handful of luxury leather goods houses, from Loewe to Moynat, and even high-end furniture makers, have applied the technique to