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Comprising over 2 300 pieces, the furniture collection of the Peleș National Museum covers large areas of the architectural ensemble built in Sinaia by King Carol I, between 1873-1914.

King Carol was known for his passion as a builder and for his love of art objects. During the whole period of setting up the Sinaia residence King Carol I showed a special interest in the decoration and furnishing of the castle's rooms. He took great delight in sorting out the details, constantly thinking of improvements.

To carry out his project the sovereign gathered a rich collection of furniture at Peleș Castle, with pieces from the 16th - 20th centuries. From the very first fittings, for the decoration or for furnishing of the beautiful rooms, great master cabinetmakers - Austrian and German, in particular - were called upon, such as Martin Stӧhr, Bernhard Ludwig-father and son from Vienna, Julius Daniel Heymann from Hamburg, August Bembé and Anton Pӧssenbacher from Munich.

DESK BONHEUR-DU-JOUR

French workshop
Late 
XIX-th century
Ebonized linden wood; painted porcelain over glaze; cast bronze, gilded

CASSONE

Florence workshop, Italy
Early 
XVI th-century
Carved and stuccoed walnut wood, painted, partly gilded

GARNISH PARTS

North Indian workshop
Early 
XX-th century
Pierced, polished teak wood

TABERNACLE

French workshop
Late 
XVII-th century
Turned lime wood, carved, carved, gilded, wrought iron

Cabinet Martin Stöhr

Martin Stöhr (1819-1896)
XIX-th century

DORIA BED

Genoese workshop
about 1573 /  
XVI th-century
Carved teak wood; silk embroidery; gold and silver thread

CONVENIENT

Atelier Portois&Fix, Vienna
Late 
XIX-th century
Marked exotic wood; cast bronze, chiseled; marble

FURNITURE TRIM

French workshop, Manufactura Aubusson
Second half of  
XVIII-th century
Hardwood turned, carved, stuccoed, gilded; tapestry, basse-lisse, wool; cotton; velvet

CYLINDER DESK

French workshop
circa 1780 /  
XVIII-th century
Cashew wood; exotic woods; gilded bronze

CABINET

Atelier Bernhard Ludwig, Vienna
circa 1906 /  
XX-th century
Ebony wood; marble; hard stone; nacre; silver; bronze; crystal
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