A chair does not forget who sat in it. In the sealed villas of Garden City and Zamalek, furniture waited longest — Louis XVI settees under dust sheets, Empire consoles pushed against walls that once held mirrors twice their size. What we bring forward is not merely decoration; it is seating that hosted decisions, tables that held correspondence, and cabinets that kept what a family could not bear to sell. Cairo's furniture never belonged to a single style; it belongs to a conversation between Paris and the Nile that never quite ended.