Abnoba atelier bois

Abnoba - Atelier bois

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Abnoba is an ancient Celtic division of Gaul and Roman Brittany.

It also represents the place where the Danube rises in the heart of the Black Forest. It is thus associated with the forest massifs.

It is also one of the names given to the goddess Diana.

It is therefore quite naturally that in Breton working wood, I chose this name for my company.

Do you want a wooden object at home ?

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Decoration items

Porte montreYou will find here all the products dedicated to decorate your interior, or that of your friends, such as jewelry holders, lamps, unconnected speakers, chess games, etc

 

Table products

Bottle holderWhat could be more pleasant than a well decorated table, around which your guests, friends or family will take palce with pleasure. Here you will find your future trays, cutting boards, glass holders or bottles, etc

 

Office products

Porte carteFind here the necessary to work in good conditions

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Latest articles

Restoration of a Venetian mirror

On 14/10/2024

The Venetian-type mirror or the glazing mirror is a kind of large mirror around which small mirrors are added as decoration. To ensure their maintenance, a very decorative intermediate frame is installed. This mirror model is very typical of Venice, but now everyone can see it thanks to reworked models available on the market.
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Restoration of an "End table"

On 08/09/2024

Another piece of furniture saved from the trash. An "end of the sofa" table that needs a new lease of life. It was in good condition, and did not require repair.
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Barrister Bookcase restauration

On 06/09/2024

A neighbour owns this library from the 1920s and which belonged to his grandfather. He wanted to see it cleaned and for some repairs to be made.
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Liquor cellar Napoleon III period

On 20/12/2023

Pierre Talllec from the Tallec workshop gave me pieces of what he thought was a liquor cellar, with no certainty that all the pieces were there. Fortunately, it was complete, but it took a lot of work to fix it.
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Last edited: 14/10/2024