Pair of French 1900s Louis XV Style Painted Footstools with Linen Upholstery

This pair of French footstools from circa 1900 features carved wooden frames in the Louis XV style, with shaped aprons, cabriole legs, floral carving, and softly scrolled feet. The frames have a pale painted finish with warm beige and cream tones, giving the pair a decorative, timeworn appearance that works well with both antique and transitional interiors.

Each stool is upholstered with a neutral linen-style fabric, finished with a tailored cushion and corded trim. The upholstery is later and gives the stools a clean, usable look while allowing the carved frames to remain the visual focus. The aprons are decorated with floral garlands and small shell-like motifs, while the legs feature carved foliate details descending toward the feet. The carving is especially attractive at the corners, where floral clusters add depth and movement.

These stools are versatile in placement and scale. They could be used at the foot of a bed, in front of lounge chairs, beneath a console, or as extra occasional seating in a living room or dressing area. Their square form, low height, and neutral palette make them easy to integrate into French country, Louis XV style, Gustavian-inspired, or softly traditional interiors.

Height: 19 in (48.26 cm)

Width: 22 in (55.88 cm)

Depth: 22 in (55.88 cm)

Seat Height: 19 in (48.26 cm)