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Bourgeois, Emile. Le style empire, ses origins et ses caractéres… Paris: H. Laurens, 1930. (3-MLES)

Laura Ashley – Laura Ashley is a British brand that specializes in home furnishings, including curtains, bedding, and furniture. They offer a range of items that incorporate the Fontaine decoration style.• Gold or silver cutlery: Gold or silver cutlery can add a touch of luxury to your table setting, and can be found in a variety of ornate designs. This handsome plate book relates major social factors, including the personalities of Napoleon and Josephine themselves, directly to the works of the Empire Style. Also shows the extent of the style’s spread to other geographic regions. Denon, Vivant. Voyages dans la basse et la haute Egypte, pendant les campagnes de Bonaparte. London: S. Bagster, 1809. (Stuart 7095-7096) The use of Fontaine decoration in events such as weddings and galas can create an unforgettable and sophisticated atmosphere.Collard, Frances. Regency Furniture. Woodbridge, UK: Antique Collectors’ Club, 1985. (3-MOF 86-1351) Explains the various forms and types of furniture developed during this period, with emphasis on innovations.

Morley, John. Regency Design, 1790-1840: Gardens, Buildings, Interiors, Furniture. London: Zwemmer, 1993. (MLE 93-9590)House of Fraser – With branches across the UK, House of Fraser is another department store chain that offers a range of luxury home decor items, with many pieces showcasing the intricate and elegant Fontaine decoration style.• The most extensive study of this building, including conservation history, with detailed information about its decorators and their various design schemes. While intended as a collector’s guide, this work offers good illustrations and practical identification information. Concise visual survey of the fine and decorative arts of the Directoire (1789-1799) and First Empire (1800-1815). Perfect for creating a sense of luxury and elegance in formal living spaces or for special events such as weddings and galas.