André Charles Boulle had created one of the most extraordinary and exquisite pieces of furniture of the baroque era (Figure 1). It was an accumulation of uncommon patterns that were exaggerated with inlays constructed of merged materials such as tortoise shells, metals and ebony designs that relinquished the grace of the ingenious imaginative conceptions of the craftsman. French Baroque required a great deal of vigilant artistry and workmanship; this affected the history of furniture making and had become a unique style (A Brief History of Baroque Furniture, 2015).
¬¬Materials were not the only major factor in the design of the baroque furniture. Caryatids (female figures serving as supports) were introduced later in the century. The utilization
¬¬Materials were not the only major factor in the design of the baroque furniture. Caryatids (female figures serving as supports) were introduced later in the century. The utilization