Vintage Vibes and Handmade Delights
Curating Charm, Creating Memories
The story of the bourgeois frog began with a passion for vintage charm and a desire to breathe new life into forgotten treasures. It all started from a deep love for unloved items, especially neglected furniture that held stories waiting to be retold. With a vision to repurpose and revive these pieces, the idea of ‘chairishing’ them was born.
Discover Timeless Elegance at the bourgeois frog!
Driven by the belief that every item has a unique tale to tell and deserves a second chance to shine, the journey of the bourgeois frog began. Each piece selected and curated reflects a blend of history, craftsmanship, and the art of transformation. What started as a personal endeavor to rescue and restore has evolved into a curated collection that celebrates the beauty of the past in a modern context.
At the heart of the bourgeois frog lies a commitment to preserving the essence of vintage allure while infusing it with contemporary elegance. Every repurposed item is a testament to the art of giving new life to the old, creating a harmonious blend of nostalgia and sophistication that resonates with those who appreciate the beauty of timeless pieces.
Join us on this journey of rediscovery and renewal, where the past meets the present in a symphony of style and grace at the bourgeois frog.
f you’re drawn to the allure of vintage charm and the art of repurposing, reaching out to the bourgeois frog is your gateway to a world of curated elegance and timeless beauty. Whether you have a specific piece in mind that you’d like to see ‘chairished’ or simply wish to explore our collection of handcrafted treasures, we welcome your inquiries with open arms. Our dedication to preserving the stories of forgotten items and giving them a new chapter of appreciation is at the core of what we do. Reach out to us to embark on a journey of rediscovery, where each interaction is an opportunity to connect with the artistry and passion that define the essence of the bourgeois frog.
