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New Collection: Explore Rare European Antiques at This Scottsdale Shop

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Calling all history buffs—now available at Fiesta Furnishings in Scottsdale (15320 Hayden Road) is a highly anticipated line of antique European furniture. This curated collection features one-of-a-kind, finely crafted pieces sourced throughout Europe­—from France and Italy to Germany and Spain—with items dating back to as early as the 15th century. “This collection represents the finest European artistry, with every item hand-selected for its authenticity, quality and timeless beauty,” says owner Claudia LeClair..

Fiesta Furnishings has been in the business of selling globally sourced, finely crafted furniture and home decor for over three decades.

“We have searched around the world to present you with the most unique, finely crafted furnishings,” says LeClair. “Our mission is to elegantly blend design, craftsmanship and lifestyle with the beauty of nature and our surrounding environment. I couldn’t ask for a better place to live and work,” she adds.

Our Top 3 Favorite Pieces:

While the full antique European furniture collection is available both in-store and online (fiestafurnishings.com), we’d say it’s worth the drive to Fiesta Furnishings to experience the store’s immersive showroom, where design experts are on-hand to provide interior styling advice and share the unique backstories behind each historic piece featured in the collection.

  1. German Oak Chest (16th Century): Our favorite statement piece select, this rare 16th-century chest is handcrafted from solid oak and forged iron, blending modern utility with cozy cottage design.

2. French Armoires (18th Century): Sure to be a conversation starter, this assortment of French armoires features intricate woodwork and historical symbols that depicts an era where French royalty reigned supreme.

3. European Ceramics (20th Century): This stunning collection of early 1900s pottery hails from throughout the heart of Europe. The perfect companion to the rest of the collection, these ceramics add a touch of warmth to any space.

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