If you’d rather be in Mexico soaking up the rays and mingling with the locals, join the club. Until then, why not bring Mexico to you?
This large, mid-century stoneware bird was handcrafted in Tonala, Mexico,
18 w x 13 d x 9 t
$149
Need some inspiration for some hearty meals with loved ones or how about some heartfelt love letters to loved ones? The choice is yours.
This mid-century dining table by Monteverdi-Young can also be used as a large desk.
72 l x 38 w x 28 t
$895
Classic, unpretentious, and functional - what more could you ask for?
This mid-century 8-drawer chest sits on a metal base and features an original finish, hardware, and a clean, understated design. Style can be attributed to Founders- Milo Baughman.
19 d x 66 w x 32 t
$949
Remember when we used to throw decadent dinner parties and invite our friends and colleagues over for a relaxing night in? The only thing we are throwing these days is our hands up in despair. Take it easy, sweetie, when this is all over we’ll throw one hell of a shindig!
This mid-century hutch/credenza by Stanley features a display, a drawer, original hardware and cabinet space. Hutch comes in two pieces for easy transport.
64 w x 19 d x 73 t
$695
If the idea of being hand-fed a bunch of grapes sounds appealing, you might be a goddess. Live in the lap of luxury you lucky lady, you.
This mid-century brutalist lotus coffee table attributed to Silas Seandell belongs in the decadent chamber of a Greek Goddess.
60 w x 30 d x 16 t
$749
With a mix of style and functionality, these lamps are just what the Medicine Man ordered.
This pair of mid-century Native American pottery lamps are believed to be Acuna pottery from New Mexico. The bottom is signed “Nickett” with a painted feather logo.
11 w x 32 t
$295/pair
Hygge is a Danish word that means “cozy”. You can use it when acknowledging a feeling or moment, whether alone or with friends, at home or at home (because where else are you going these days?) Let’s be real, with winter around the corner we could all use some more Hygge in our lives.
This mid-century oak dresser features six drawers and a unique boomerang design on the front. Don’t worry, there’s plenty of space for your fluffy sock collection. Cozy mode starts…NOW.
32 t x 57 l x 18.5 d
$449
During Gershun’s career, his goal was to help bring affordable modern design to the average American consumer. We love this concept - style shouldn’t cost a fortune!
This rare mid-century dresser-credenza was designed by Merton Gershun for The American of Martinsville and is in excellent condition. This extra-long dresser features louvered drawer fronts, nine drawers, original brass hardware and trim, and a custom glass top.
84 l x 19 d x 30 1/2 tall
$1495
Got more time on your hands since the pandemic? It might be time to organize your sock drawer and clear out any clothes that no longer spark joy.
This mid-century dresser by Drexel features 8 drawers with original hardware and two built-in valet trays.
66 l x 19 1/2 d x 32 t.
$695
Table is suitable for 2021 dinner parties when social gatherings are a thing again. Otherwise, the extensions are great for puzzling at home alone.
This mid-century drop leaf dining table features two extensions in order to seat a party of 6.
72 long by 30 tall or 54 round
$395
Well designed furniture is like having a good looking spouse who also takes out the trash and gives you a massage without asking, cute AND functional.
This mid-century vanity designed by Paul Frankl for Johnson Furniture Co. includes a mirror.
52 x 18 x 64
$749
Red emboldens the pursuit of seduction while black accents the delicate silhouette.
This pair of mid-century chests has five drawers and features brass hardware by Edward Wormley.
32 w x 19 d x 33 t
$1295/pair
Ever feel like you’re in the “right place at the right time”? Divine timing occurs when you’re 1. following your intuition, and 2. leaning into the flow of life instead of resisting.
This mid-century starburst “arabesque” clock is right on time.
27 in round
$149
If you couldn’t find it at Rose, Blanche, Dorothy, and Sophia’s estate sale, I don’t want it. The Golden Girls were ahead of their time in both class and sass.
This mid-century rattan dresser on platform base features original brass hardware.
61 in long x 20 in deep x 29 in tall
$495
Short on space? Long on stuff?
This mid-century dresser by Bassett features nine drawers and a unique design on the front. It’s the perfect size for a smaller room with space for a slim dresser only
64 in long x 30 in tall x 17 1/2 in deep
$449
Literally translated, bonsai means “planted in a container.” That’s exactly how you felt when your offer went through on your new house in the hills.
This mid-century bonzai wall sculpture by C. Jere would make any wall an accent wall.
45 in wide x 27 in tall x 4 in deep
$395
You don’t have to ingest a bunch of hallucinogens in order to appreciate this wall hanging. But imagine how much more you would if you did.
This large mid-century graphic artwork certainly has psychedelic appeal.
37 in x 37 in
$295
If your household items wanted to brawl, your tall floor lamp would gracefully decline from participating. When they go low, he goes high.
This mid-century brass floor lamp stands tall.
12 in wide x 63 in tall
$225
Did you know that the cobra has been used to symbolize hidden wisdom in ancient times, especially in Egypt? If not, then you could probably use a little more cobra in your life. Or three.
This amazing mid-century lamp features three brass cobras.
32 in tall x 13 in wide x 13 in deep
$249
Knick knack paddy whack. Give your stuff a home.
This mid-century book case/hutch was handcrafted in Denmark and features a teak finish, glass shelves with lights and lots of storage space.
79 t x 22 d x 48 w
$495
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