Plush comes at a price, your guests will never want to leave and you’ll have to sacrifice a few more hours of beauty sleep.
This classic velvet sofa by HENREDON features a low back and thin, rounded arms.
86 l x 33 d x 29 t
$695
The 80s are back! Just kidding. For them to be back implies that they must have left, and we all know that just simply isn’t true.
This 1980s modern console table features a brass trim and glass top.
16 d x 68 l x 27 t
$349
Unlike your mother and grandmother, you actually use the “fine china” on any particular occasion, not just the ones deemed special by capitalism. To you, your friends coming over are enough reason to celebrate.
This custom made, Ming-inspired china cabinet was beautifully handcrafted. The cabinet features plenty of storage, silverware drawers and lights and comes with original brass hardware.
63 w x 18 d x 82 t
$795
Grab a Cuba Libra and a thick cigar before plunging straight into vacation mode.
Each of these rattan and leather lounge chairs by Palecek was handcrafted and features a cane trim and leather seat.
31 w x 37 d x 37 t
$495/each
Henredon has been building quality furniture since 1945, something that’s hard to find amongst the plethora of mass produced garbage available these days.
Each of these beautifully carved French-style dining chairs by Henredon features a comfy cane back.
44 in tall x 20 in wide x 23 in deep
$395
Just because you’re a freelancer doesn’t mean you should feel obliged to work out of coffee shops every day. Those latte machiatos add up! Not to mention the spotty internet. Instead, invest in a desk that also serves as a reminder of your free spirit.
This 1920’s small secretary desk features a charming hand painted bird design on the front.
30 in wide x 15 1/2 in deep x 42 in tall
$349
You heard it first ladies and gentlemen. Casa Victoria now sells seashells down by the Silverlake seashore.
This pair of 80’s modern ceramic lamps share a shell motif.
12 in wide x 22 in tall
$249/pair
If contemplating an interior design renovation, remember, elegance will never go out of style. Skip the trends and surround yourself with the classics.
This classic Regency-style coffee table features a luxurious silver leaf finish.
19 in tall x 38 in
$289
Studies have shown that the best thing you can do to spark creativity is nothing. That’s right. Doing nothing is the new multitasking. Why not pull up a chair and get to work?
This Asian style, tessellated stone chair was done in the likes of Maitland-Smith.
27 in wide x 27 in deep x 32 in tall
$395
Don’t let the 18th century vibe of this artwork fool you, Maitland-Smith was just founded in 1979 by a London antique dealer and designer. They first got started by reproducing chippendale mahogany dining chairs and later moved on to masterpieces such as this one.
This large vintage painting by Maitland-Smith features a variety of horses and elephants.
23 in wide x 76 in tall
$295
Spruce up your dull entry way with this stylish table that also double as an impressive first impression for arriving guests. Place a mirror above it and a statement table lamp and photos of Fido at the beach on to.
This vintage metal console table features a bronze finish and two shelves.
15 in deep x 25 in tall x 60 in long
$349
A splash of red in an otherwise muted living area evokes creativity without overstimulating the thinking brain.
This pair of 1950s oversized red ceramic lamps has a unique flare.
9 in wide x 35 in tall
$395
When all else fails, follow the sun (but please make sure to slather yourself in a decent SPF first).
This mid-century mosaic wall art features a reclining woman soaking up the sun.
19 in tall x 48 1/2 in wide
$350
Though you’re a kid at heart who still frequents Disneyland and indulges in gummy fruit snacks on the reg, you take your home decorating very seriously. Even big kids need time out.
This mid-century dresser by American of Martinsville comes with its original mirror and features nine drawers and original brass hardware.
70 in long x 20 in deep x 32 in tall
$695
Judging by the woman in the painting, a gorgeous face and a décolletage decorated with dazzling gems can’t buy happiness. What does, then? Art, more art!
This mid-century painting of an adorned woman is sultry and mysterious.
28 x 32 in tall
$195
The stars align, the gods smile down on you and your gait is as airy as the gentle breeze. On days like these, when everything you touch turns to gold (or in this case….brass) don’t waste time worrying about what tomorrow will bring. Instead, enjoy the good fortune and remind yourself that you deserve the very best that life has to offer!
This classic coffee table features a brass frame with ornately sculpted legs and a glass top.
27 in deep x 52 in long x 15 in tall
$350
After attending meeting after meeting with no purpose or call to action, you’ll need a haven you can retreat to —preferably one that’s been decorated deliberately.
This vintage tri-arc lamp by Nova of California features a brass finish and a faux marble base.
$449
What do you think this woman is contemplating? Perhaps she’s plotting a way out of her unfulfilling marriage? Contemplating what to eat for lunch? Trying to remember if she turned the iron off? You decide.
This portrait of a woman signed was signed and dated Roy Boyle ’47.
31 1/2 x 31 1/2
$249
If you don’t want employees nodding off in the middle of meetings, you better not buy these chairs.
These 1980s executive chairs were crafted in North Carolina by Cartwright. Each chair maintains its original wool fabric and has an adjustable height, swivels and tilts.
27 in wide x 27 in deep x 37 in tall
$195 each
Whether you’re writing haikus, love letters or other people’s memoirs, this desk will be your new happy place.
This whimsical hacienda desk was hand carved in Mexico and features three drawers.
31 in deep x 50 in long x 30 in tall
$395
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