This page covers the Charme dining room, a classic collection known for craftsmanship, gold leaf and carving. It explains how to furnish a whole dining room from one current collection, Gran Guardia, with a carved table, matching chairs and a large sideboard with seven drawers.

Gold leaf or silver leaf?

Gold leaf warms a room and suits cherry and cream finishes, while silver leaf is cooler and pairs with white lacquer. Every Gran Guardia piece by Francesco Pasi offers both. Charme relied on the same craft values: carving, gold leaf and fine finishes. The Gran Guardia Dining Table 2004 is carved entirely by hand by master craftsmen, in solid cherry. For a stone top, compare an italian marble dining table.

One collection for the whole room

Buying table, chairs and sideboard from one collection keeps carving and finishes consistent. The Gran Guardia Dining Chair 2010 by Francesco Pasi takes fabric in category A, B or C and shares the table's finishes, from White lacquer with silver patina to Luxury Cream or Hazelnut with hand-painted details. The Gran Guardia Large Sideboard by Francesco Pasi has two doors and seven drawers in solid wood, 34 mm. Its sides, bottom and frame are 18 mm blockboard veneered in cherry. Other pieces sit among our exclusive italian furniture.

Wall space for the sideboard

The Gran Guardia Large Sideboard needs 205 cm of clear wall and 56 cm of depth, plus room to open its doors and seven drawers. At 108 cm high, its top doubles as a serving surface during dinner.

Frequently Asked Questions

Do Gran Guardia pieces come in silver leaf as well as gold?

Yes. Gold leaf and silver leaf are both available on the table, the chair and the sideboard.

How many drawers does the Gran Guardia Large Sideboard have?

Seven drawers and two doors, in solid wood 34 mm thick.

Which fabrics does the Gran Guardia Dining Chair 2010 take?

Fabric in category A, B or C.

November 22nd, 2022

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