| The objects he purchased included a Henri II boiserie, an iron gate from the Chateau de Versailles, and Italian Renaissance furniture. |
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| Panels of carved boiserie with original oval paintings were salvaged from a French chateau and reassembled in a Texas house. |
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| In addition to the suite of furniture, the gallery contains important paintings by French artists along with a set of eight panels of boiserie. |
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| Polidori lovingly recalls such fittings among the stock of the skylit Atelier Feau, whose inventory includes a painted boiserie portraying the muses of poetry and music. |
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| Moyer learned that on the sections of these pieces with recessed carved leaf decoration, the method used was oil gilding, which was usually reserved for gilding boiserie. |
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| Elegance, and great expanses of painted boiserie, survive to rebuff the surveillance cameras. |
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| We are sitting in their design studio, surrounded by stone samples, fabric swatches, fragments of boiserie and classical cornices, antique light fixtures, architectural models and stacks and stacks of hand-painted tiles. |
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| In the living room, for example, the boiserie walls were mapped out by hand and cut to specification, but not until he knew exactly where every painting, bracket and sconce would be placed. |
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| The French equivalent for wainscot is boiserie. |
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| The boiserie, or wooden paneling, in several rooms and the stone mantelpieces throughout the house were installed by Hope Carter, wife of Bernard, who made the house a lifelong project. |
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| Hubert de Givenchy praised the four-year restoration of the store, from digging out a Roman well and skulls in the cellars to re-gilding the upstairs boiserie. |
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