100 % MADE IN FRANCE

All our tables , chairs  , stools  ,  benches  ,  armchairs  and coffee tables  are made in our own carpentry workshop (which is also our headquarters) located in the East of France, in Saulnot (70) in the northern part of the Bourgogne Franche-Comté region.

100% French-made furniture : we handle everything from A to Z at our workshop

• the design when created in-house, sometimes we collaborate with independent designers
• the conception
• all stages of manufacturing, from cutting the wood planks to the finishing of the furniture
• the packaging
• the storage
• sales administration and administrative functions

We sometimes work with local subcontractors for specific manufacturing stages.

Materials we use are all French-made

• the wood is sourced from our region, from local sawmills that obtain French wood from local forests, except for walnut, which mostly comes from the South of France
• the fabrics used come from French spinning mills that work with local resources
• the packaging cartons are made by a local company in the department

Why to choose French-made furniture?

Buying French-made products is an excellent ecological decision. Indeed, the carbon footprint of a French-made piece of furniture is lower compared to that of furniture made abroad. In other words, buying French furniture means buying an eco-designed furniture ! Find our collections and many other products made in France on the Made in France website .

Although the price of French-made furniture may sometimes seem a bit high, over time it can lead to great savings. Also, let’s not forget that a Delavelle piece of furniture is made by hand, which requires time from our craftsmen. For example, a Clock stool takes between 4 to 5 hours of work! We select wood from our region in order to reduce the carbon impact on our planet and to guarantee you perfect quality.

Moreover, France is also renowned for its artisanal expertise, and French design furniture is no exception. Thus, investing in French-made furniture is choosing craftsmanship, authenticity, and design in addition to durability. In fact, French-made furniture sometimes combines the best of French craftsmanship with technological advancements.