If you like your friends, and you want them to stick around for awhile, then by all means load up on comfy chairs like these. If you’d rather social engagements wrap up quickly, keep moving, these chairs are not for you.
This pair of mid-century style walnut armchairs still don their original tweed fabric, $295 each.
23 w x 27 d x 30 t with 18 seat height
A basic essential is sometimes the only thing missing from tying your place altogether.
This vintage wicker mirror wants to see you smiling, $249.
28 x 36.
Adding any fruit motif to your decor is a surefire way to bring in both luxuriousness and sensuality. What are you waiting for?
This Mid Century ceramic lamp by du Nord, France sits on a wooden base with a pear motif, $295. 9 x 35
If you don’t want to lounge in luxury then you better keep moving, these chairs are not for you.
This pair of mid-century Palm Springs recliners wants you to relax, $395 each.
42.5 t x 25.5 w x 32 d.
Every woman knows that a red lip can turn any outfit from drab to fab. The same goes for your home’s interior.
This 1980s red deco style chair was handcrafted in Venezuela, $295.
31 w x 31 d x 33 t. 18.5 seat height
Here’s something you should know…mid-century style NEVER goes out of style.
This Mid-Century style sofa was handcrafted in the USA by ROWE Furniture, $795.
86 l x 34 d x 27 t with 18 seat height
One can never have too many mirrors around the house. Not only do they make your space appear bigger, but they are great for catching flyaways, unzipped zippers, and spinached teeth.
This carved wood dressing mirror features a timeless Spanish style, $249
24 w x 52.5 t
Letting go and falling into a deep slumber isn’t always the easiest, especially when you are juggling todo lists and the weight of current events. Rest easier knowing that your “sleep aids” are just an arm’s length away - ear plugs, eye mask, and boring books included.
This pair of vintage “Mandarin” nightstands by Henry Link features original brass hardware and fretwork design, $595.
16.5 d x 24 w x 24 t
Anyone else ever see a piece of furniture and think “wow, that one really has character”? No? I’m the only one? Ok, never mind, let’s change the topic.
This vintage old oak dining table features gate legs and can seat up to six when fully extended.
Measures 66 round x 30 tall. With leaves down it measures 23 wide x 30 tall
$595
What are you hiding behind there? Piles of unfolded clothes? A secret puzzling hobby? Or a portal to another dimension? Keep your house guests guessing with this beautifully decorated screen.
This red four-panel Asian screen was beautifully hand-decorated.
64 w x 72 t
$395
Do you ever long for the simpler days, when you would load up the family and head to your nearest Blockbuster? Maybe you’d pick up a Pizza Hut pizza on the way home and then all curl up around the glaring screen for a few hours. There was something so satisfying about this journey (unless of course, you happened to pick a terrible movie.)
This 1980s leather love seat features a unique channel stitch design.
68 w x 31 t x 36 d.
$595
Waterford Crystal was first established in Ireland in 1783. Their vision? To create the “finest quality crystal for drinking vessels and objects of beauty for the home.” I don’t know about you, but any company that calls their glassware, “drinking vessels” means business.
This Waterford Crystal pendant chandelier is decadently superb, wouldn’t you agree?
12 r x 13 t
$395
We get it, you are a fan of historical fiction and period pieces. Now you just need some shelving that can hold all of that regal verbiage. Lo and behold….
This pair of vintage gilt iron etageres feature a grounding faux-bamboo aesthetic.
30 w x 14 d x 85 t
$595 each
Been dreaming about a sturdy dresser with roomy drawers and no-frills? You can thank us later.
This mid-century dresser by the LA Period Furniture Co. checks all the boxes.
54 w x 18 d x 34 t
$495
A sturdy bench may be the most underrated piece of furniture a home can hold. It exists for no other reason than to encourage an occasional rest. Place them all around your house, why don’t you?
This large, mid-century regency bench features a luxurious floral print and appears more like a delicious cake finished with piped icing than a place to kick off your shoes. Have your cake and rest too!
16 d x 17 t x 60 w
$295
Believe it or not, Frederick Cooper started out as a sculpturer and watercolor painter. Lucky for us, he quickly pivoted to designing home lighting with an artistic flair. Today his avant-garde lamps appeal to everyone from architectural admirers to discerning homeowners.
This 1980s brass and black floor lamp by Fredrick Cooper, Chicago gives us roaring twenties vibes.
9 x 58
$349
If the thought of living on a farm sounds appealing only until you realize you’d have to wake up at 4a to feed the chickens and milk the cows, not to mention the god-awful smells you’d be engulfed by 24/7. Leave the farming to the farmers, but go ahead and incorporate farmhouse chic into your home decor all you want.
This pair of cowhide stools features metallic gold painted details.
16 x 16 x 17 t
$149 each
Coffee tables, what are they good for? Absolutely everything. Sure they hold your cup of joe effortlessly, but they also house your array of wacky coffee table books, support your aching feet after a long run, and give your friends somewhere to gather for an epic Uno tournament.
This large faux bamboo coffee table features a cain top inlay.
58 w x 28 d x 17 t
$495
Christmas may be months away, but it’s never too early to start stocking up on cheerful decor.
This mid-century folk art tree shelf with an original finish brings cozy vibes. Would be perfect in a cabin year-round.
76 t x 13 d x 17 w
$195
Sikes Furniture Company of Buffalo New York has been making NY’s finest furniture since 1859. That means you can be assured that this piece will withstand the test of time.
This mid-century 8-drawer chest handcrafted by the Sikes Furniture Company of Buffalo, N.Y is truly divine.
58 w x 20 d x 34 t
$595
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