Major furniture brands Puy-De-Dôme

Cavagna offers its furniture in its 2,700^m2 showroom. Backed by a solid reputation, the company has not lost any of its professionalism. You'll have to reach for your wallet to get the interior of your dreams, but here too the company is attentive: a wider range of prices means that even the most modest budgets can afford a French or European-brand sofa. The company offers financing solutions, furniture delivery and efficient after-sales service. Cavagna also has two other stores in Riom and Issoire.

Located between the town hall and the cathedral for 55 years, the boutique is now run by Julien, the grandson of its creator. It extends over three floors of a ^17th-century building, in a maze of rooms laid out like the interior of a fine residence. The brand proclaims itself to be both avant-garde and the guarantor of solid values. You'll find top brands such as Kenzo Takada, Jean-Paul Gaultier... In-home expertise, customization of each piece of furniture and production in European workshops ensure the brand's high quality standards.

The Danish company, which has been based in Clermont for several years, favors clean lines, soft colors and the practicality of Scandinavian-style furniture. Here you can find everything: decorative objects, furniture, accessories, storage, textiles, and even a gallery of artworks: paintings, canvases, lithographs, etc. Good deals can be found on the furniture on display. The house advises you on your interior design and decoration projects, in store or by making an appointment with an interior decorator who will bring your design projects to life.

A German brand that claims to be offbeat, teeming with materials and colors, Kare aims to be a source of inspiration for rethinking our living spaces, the shapes and uses of our furniture and accessories. The company has thousands of products in its 150 stores worldwide, including six in France. Originality and quality often rhyme with high prices. So if you fall in love with a piece of designer furniture, a contemporary light fixture or a decorative object, you'll have to reach for your wallet. For large projects, financing solutions are available.

Primo has been one of the region's leading design brands for almost 60 years. Housed in a former carpentry workshop, its showroom features over 500 products from some thirty furniture, kitchen and lighting brands, including Fontana Arte, Gervasoni, Artemide and Louis Poulsen. Particularly focused on Italian trends, the company renews its showcase by exploring major design fairs in France and abroad. If you're looking for something out of the ordinary, this is probably the place to find it!

For over ten years, Iria Theillard and Alban Colomb have been pursuing the brand's motto of sharing their love of contemporary furniture icons! They'll tell you the story behind each piece that has left its mark on the history of design. Ouno showcases the Ligne Roset, Cinna, Canapés Duvivier and Cassina brands, and mixes the latest furniture with early ^{twentieth-century} must-haves, including armchairs by Le Corbusier. The huge Aubière boutique also houses pieces signed by the big names in the field: Driade, Leolux, Lago, etc.

Olivier Chabrillat's showroom will give you ideas for the finishing touches to your interior design projects. The owner is a great listener, and will implement your made-to-measure interior design project if you so wish. A highly specialized selection of top-of-the-range designer furniture and objects: Ditre Italia, Sculptures Jeux, Ondarreta or Treku for furniture, Presotto and Alf for composables... You'll also find Farrow & Ball paints and wallpapers.

Initially located opposite Clermont Cathedral, the brand has since moved to a 1,000 m² store in Cournon. Jean-Louis Simon, the founder, has a passion for travel. Since he was a teenager, he has scoured America, Africa and Asia in search of handicrafts, statues, masks, textiles and furniture for his shop window. Refurbished furniture, traditional objects and contemporary creations are all on display. To round out its offering, the boutique has teamed up with the Dutch Habufa group, offering products from two of its brands: H&H and Xooon.