Sexist bosses and corporate nonsense may (thankfully) be less trendy than they were in the ’80s, but the fashion still absolutely slays. Channel your inner Dolly with this 1980s roll-top oak desk, complete with a marble top, pull-out work surface, built-in light, and two file drawers.
Power suit optional. Caffeine induced confidence required.
25.5 d x 48 t x 40 w.
$495
A little Breakfast at Tiffany’s moment for your living room.
This pair of Tiffany-blue porcelain lamps, finished with delicate gold trim, brings classic glamour, soft glow, and just a hint of old-Hollywood charm — croissant and sunglasses optional.
10 w x 24 t x 3 d
$295/pair
Why hello there, allow me to introduce to my best friend Dapper Dan. He looks like an aloof dandy, armed with sharp wit and impeccable irony, turning perceived flaws into virtues like it’s a sport. But rest assured: he’s the goodest boy there’s ever been.
This vintage Renaissance dog painting is all bark, absolutely no bite.
16 x 20
$95
Drifting away while doing the dishes, playing cars with your nephew, or gazing up at the stars, devotion doesn’t always look like stillness. Wherever your daily moments of reverence unfold, this serene painting meets you there.
This large mid-century painting features the iconic San Juan Capistrano Mission in California, rendered with a quiet presence that brings calm in a chaotic world.
38 x 48
$350
The ’80s called, they want their chunky pine furniture back.
Good thing we’re screening calls. This 1980s pine console brings all the cozy, substantial vibes, with a functional drawer and a lower bookshelf ready for books, baskets, and your favorite 80s tchotchkes (think ceramic geese, seashell collections, and whatever treasures you scooped up from the last estate sale.)
16 d x 48 w x 32 t
$295
Ever wonder why we’re drawn to the hustle and bustle of open-air markets? It’s in our roots. Since the beginning of time, humans have gathered in public spaces to trade goods, share stories, and connect.
This mid-century market scene painting hails from Haiti, capturing that timeless energy of commerce, community, and everyday life.
38 x 57
$295
Libraries are those rare, magical places where time slows down.
This pair of green leather library chairs brings that same sense of focus and old-world comfort into your space. Featuring classic hand-tacked detailing and a deep, bookish green leather, they’re made for long reads, late-night thoughts, and disappearing into a good idea (with no fear of loans lapsing!)
Pair. 27 w x 27 d x 42 t with 19.5 seat height
$495
True friends are the ones who love you regardless of your neuroses.
These vintage abstract etchings double as a psychological assessments if your friends are kooky enough.
20 x 24
$179/each
This stunning portrait belongs in the American Folk Art Museum but instead it’s hanging on your wall. Imagine that!
This 1970s needlepoint portrait from New York is all that’s right in the world.
14 x 17.5
$149
If one of your 2026 goals was to lighten up, I know what you’re thinking: “But have you SEEN the news?!” I’m here to tell you that buying beautifully patina’d lighting for your home absolutely counts as lightening up :)
This pair of traditional-style lamps features a warm gold-leaf finish, bringing just the right amount of glow, and up-leveling to your space.
8 w x 33 t.
$295/pair
Even tough cookies like you need some R & R every now and then.
This tufted leather club chair comes with a matching ottoman. Both were handmade in Orange County by Schafer Brothers and feature full grain leather and hand tacked detailing.
38 d x 34 w x 31 t with 17 seat height.
$595
If being slathered in sunscreen, salt-stiff hair, and crashing waves calms your nervous system, you might just be a son of a beach.
This vintage seascape of Laguna Beach, CA is beachin.
28 x 40
$250
Chest out, shoulders back, completely unbothered. This chest doesn’t ask for attention, it commands it.
This nine drawer French chest was handmade in North Carolina by Century Furniture, $695.
74 w x 19 d x 32 t.
The kind of chairs that make a dining room instantly feel like home.
This set of 4 wheat sheaf back dining chairs with rush seats were crafted by Lexington of North Carolina, $495.
21 w x 20 d x 41 t with 18.5 seat height
Made for lace, silk, and the art of keeping beautiful things beautifully stored.
This vintage empire-style lingerie chest was made by American of Martinsville in North Carolina, $395.
18.5 d x 23 w x 51.5 t.
These chairs have already lived over a hundred years—and they’re not done yet.
This set of four Victorian oak arm chairs c.1900 hail from from the Emporium Department Store in Los Angeles, $495 set.
18 w x 18 d x 40.5 t with 19 seat height.
Don’t bark up the wrong tree and buy a mass-produced mirror from a big box store when you could take home something with actual texture, age, and soul.
This vintage beveled mirror wrapped in bark can be hung both ways, $250.
33 x 43
Just because you’re serving looks doesn’t mean you can’t also be functional. Swag and servitude is a winning combo.
This pair of velvet contemporary-style arm chairs were made in Los Angeles, $249 each.
25 w x 26 d x 31 t with 20 inch seat height.
We’re the vintage chairs that moonlight as Pilates bars — strong iron frames, oak dowels for days, and the kind of core stability your instructor dreams about.
This set of 4 - 1960’s wrought iron chairs by Cleo Baldon features an oak trim.
19.5 w x 23 d x 33 t with 18.5 seat height.
$595 set
I’m the pine console your grandma warned you about — sturdy, dependable, and way too charming for my own good.
This vintage pine console table was crafted by Ethan Allen and is ready to spruce up your space
18 d x 29.5 t x 56 w.
$395
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