Marquetry (from the French marquer -. Mark, rascherchivat) mosaic view of the tree, where the mosaic set is made of differentpieces of veneer wood.
The marquetry two processes are combined: Intarsia - Box for a specific pattern in the background veneer veneer pieces of woodor other different color and Veneering - gluing all set to decorate the surface of the product.
mosaic elements cut into the veneer, employee background, fix paper smeared with glue and glued together with the backgroundto the surface of the product.
Antique marquetry was very labor-intensive, it has been furnished to the Kings. Not that now- when a drawing by laser cut.
But they are very expensive.
In medieval Europe, furniture decorated in the technique of intarsia, which is a type of inlay.
Marquetry - a simplified technique of intarsia. You can, for example, the same countertop on top to cover the entire mosaic ofpieces of veneer. And you can make a well in it and it has put its ornamentation.
After the invention in 1562 jigsaw with wooden frame-holder masters began to glue together a plate of colored plywood and cut outboth the drawing and the foundation.
The emergence of marquetry became possible only after the invention of the second half of the XVI century of the machine for theproduction of sawn veneer.
Since that time, we began to coat furniture made from local wood species inexpensive, veneer of imported wood (black, red,rosewood).
In the middle of the XVII century. in France for the first time applied for facing of mosaic kits, which were made of veneer piecesby prior figure.
Marquetry technique quickly spread throughout Europe, replacing previously used intarsia.
In 1805 in France, invented the mechanical saws that allows you to make a thin veneer over and cut sawing losses, which werepreviously accounted for nearly half of the precious wood. Since then, the production of furniture marquetry much simplified andcheaper.
After Boole France outstanding masters of marquetry Jean Francois and Jean-Eben Henry Rizener that used in sets of exoticspecies of wood - red, pink and violet wood, amaranth, rosewood, palm tree, a lemon tree and so on..
They were called "ébénistes".
The most common subjects decor was different geometric shapes, vegetative and floral patterns, landscapes, genre scenes andbiblical motifs.
To make the work more picturesque, masters used such techniques as ignition, touch up, engraving, etching.
What makes furniture
Price Furniture to order: production Price furniture depends on the material from which it is made. The use of quality materials inthe manufacture of furniture - in the interests of any solid company who value their reputation. The materials used in themanufacture of furniture to order, it is very diverse. In the production of furniture using chipboard, MDF, solid wood, metal, glass,plastic, and others. Natural wood for a long time was the only material for making furniture. The harder the wood, the moredifficult it is to process, but more durable and more expensive products from it.
For the production of office furniture to order. often use synthetic materials. Modern synthetic materials compare favorably withnatural materials for its performance. The most accessible and popular material is chipboard, pasted over melamine.
The marquetry two processes are combined: Intarsia - Box for a specific pattern in the background veneer veneer pieces of woodor other different color and Veneering - gluing all set to decorate the surface of the product.
mosaic elements cut into the veneer, employee background, fix paper smeared with glue and glued together with the backgroundto the surface of the product.
Antique marquetry was very labor-intensive, it has been furnished to the Kings. Not that now- when a drawing by laser cut.
But they are very expensive.
In medieval Europe, furniture decorated in the technique of intarsia, which is a type of inlay.
Marquetry - a simplified technique of intarsia. You can, for example, the same countertop on top to cover the entire mosaic ofpieces of veneer. And you can make a well in it and it has put its ornamentation.
After the invention in 1562 jigsaw with wooden frame-holder masters began to glue together a plate of colored plywood and cut outboth the drawing and the foundation.
The emergence of marquetry became possible only after the invention of the second half of the XVI century of the machine for theproduction of sawn veneer.
Since that time, we began to coat furniture made from local wood species inexpensive, veneer of imported wood (black, red,rosewood).
In the middle of the XVII century. in France for the first time applied for facing of mosaic kits, which were made of veneer piecesby prior figure.
Marquetry technique quickly spread throughout Europe, replacing previously used intarsia.
In 1805 in France, invented the mechanical saws that allows you to make a thin veneer over and cut sawing losses, which werepreviously accounted for nearly half of the precious wood. Since then, the production of furniture marquetry much simplified andcheaper.
After Boole France outstanding masters of marquetry Jean Francois and Jean-Eben Henry Rizener that used in sets of exoticspecies of wood - red, pink and violet wood, amaranth, rosewood, palm tree, a lemon tree and so on..
They were called "ébénistes".
The most common subjects decor was different geometric shapes, vegetative and floral patterns, landscapes, genre scenes andbiblical motifs.
To make the work more picturesque, masters used such techniques as ignition, touch up, engraving, etching.
What makes furniture
Price Furniture to order: production Price furniture depends on the material from which it is made. The use of quality materials inthe manufacture of furniture - in the interests of any solid company who value their reputation. The materials used in themanufacture of furniture to order, it is very diverse. In the production of furniture using chipboard, MDF, solid wood, metal, glass,plastic, and others. Natural wood for a long time was the only material for making furniture. The harder the wood, the moredifficult it is to process, but more durable and more expensive products from it.
For the production of office furniture to order. often use synthetic materials. Modern synthetic materials compare favorably withnatural materials for its performance. The most accessible and popular material is chipboard, pasted over melamine.
