A classic Louis XV-style recliner with wide armrests and convertible legs. The frame is made of oak, covered with blue velvet. The fabric is fixed with brass rivets. Europe, the twentieth century.  The origin of rekamye dates back to the XVIII century. At that time, it was customary to sit on a traditional sofa, which many people found uncomfortable. Recamiers were invented in France, which allowed people to lie on them and relax in a relaxed manner. The name "Recamier" comes from the French verb "repository", which means "to rest". The recamier has a long history and was first made in France in the 19th century. It was originally used as a piece of furniture for women's fashion, so that women could sit comfortably while changing clothes. Throughout history, many famous artists and writers have immortalized rekamye in their works. For example, the famous French artist Edouard Manet used recamier in his paintings to show the beauty and elegance of this piece of furniture. References to the river are also often found in the literature, for example, in Marcel Proust. A recamier is not just a piece of furniture, but a symbol of relaxation and tranquility. This is a place where you can retire and let your thoughts run wild. In many cultures, the recamier is an important part of the living room and is often passed down from generation to generation. A recamier is also a piece of furniture that has changed over time. Today, there are many different types of decor, from modern and minimalist to classic and luxurious. However, they all have one thing in common.: It is a place of relaxation and comfort.