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
This 1960’s Mexican provincial style dresser by Stanley Furniture of Virginia features an upper bookcase (or shelf space for your Lububu collection). This desk was originally part of the “Olé” series, a popular line in the late 60s and early 70s, and was intended to give your kids fun furniture with a fiesta vibe that they would age like fine tequila.
42 w x 18 d x 70 t
$595
This 1960s Mexican provincial-style desk by Stanley Furniture of Virginia features an upper bookcase. This desk was part of the “Olé” series, a popular line in the late 60s and early 70s, and was intended to give your kids fun furniture with a fiesta vibe that they could appreciate throughout the years.
48 w x 23 d x 64 t
$595
Gampel Stoll Co., renowned for its luxurious and intricate furniture designs, is particularly famous for featuring elaborate hand-painted scenes and designs inspired by exotic locales and historical motifs, blending artistry with functionality. This distinctive style has made Gampel Stoll pieces highly sought after by collectors and interior designers aiming to add a touch of vintage glamour and sophistication to their spaces.
This 1970s lacquered elephant desk by Gampel Stoll Co., features elephant legs, a large drawer, and an original lacquer finish, $795.
32 d x 30 t x 60 w
Less is truly more. Enjoy your simple life free of drama and heavy furniture that weighs your room down.
This 1970s rattan table features a cane shelf.
20 d x 18 w x 22 t.
$195
Elevate your dining experience with this stunning set of four 70's high-back gold velvet dining chairs. Crafted in regency style, these chairs exude elegance and sophistication.
So if you're looking to add a touch of regency style and glamour to your dining room, then look no further. This set of four 70's high-back dining chairs is a perfect choice. Whether you're entertaining guests or enjoying a family dinner, these chairs will make every meal feel like a special occasion.
22 w x 20 d x 43.5 t
$495
Dinner tastes so much better with your best comrades surrounding you. It helps if they’re all a little funny too.
This vintage 70s glass and brass table by PACE Collection seats 6 of your silliest friends.
78 l x 42 d x 29 t
$795
The phrase "the cat’s meow” falls short when horses are your spirit animal.
This 1970s horse head sculpture by Alva Museum Replicas, New York is the horse’s neigh.
16 w x 14 t x 4 d
$129
Radical transparency is all the rage these days, but some things are best kept opaque — like where you score all your unique vintage furniture items from.
This 1970s lucite and glass coffee table by PACE features brass caps.
36 in x 36 in x 16 in
$495
Your fondest memories of your father have little to do with what activity you two were doing and more to do with how the time together made you feel; confident, independent and free.
This 1970s seagull mirror was crafted from wood.
36 round
$249
Who knows which village inspired this artist to bring his or her vision to life? Whether they were in Portugal, Italy, or the South of Spain, one thing is sure, when you look at this painting, you’ll feel nostalgic, like you were once there too.
This oil painting of a charming village was envisioned in 1972.
21 in wide x 24 in tall
$149
If you're going through hell, keep going. I guarantee that there will be brighter days ahead and that they will be full of laughter and joy. In the meantime, surround yourself with beautiful art to absorb all those bad energies circulating around.
This vintage 1970s brass wall sculpture is an original by artist Bijan J. Bijan.
42 in wide x 14 in tall x 5 in deep
$349
Your partner is no longer allowed to leave piles of stuff lying around the house. As an alternative, he's allowed to keep whatever his heart desires in the drawers of the night stand next to his side of the bed.
Each of these ivory night stands were custom made in 1979 and features a brass trim, two drawers, and a platform base.
24 in wide x 18 in deep x 28 in tall
$395/pair
What a positive, colorful message this art work would bring to any room; we should be celebrating each other's differences, not alienating one another because of them.
This vintage screen print on fabric was crafted in 1977 and features all the world's children. Hang this wall art in a classroom, community center, or pediatrician's office and watch smiles multiply.
24 in tall x 46 in wide
$129
When decorating, many people forget to take height into account. It's important to draw eyes up, especially when you are working with low ceilings. This varying height floor lamp, does just that.
This 1970s chrome floor lamp features four globes and a three way switch.
65 in tall x 14 in wide
$249
What do all the greatest horror movies have in common? They were most likely made in the 1970s. Think about it; there was Texas Chainsaw Massacre, The Exorcist, Carrie, Halloween, and let's not forget about the scariest flick of all...Grease (I got chills, they're multiplyin'.)
All jokes aside...there is something about the grittiness of the filming, the low budget set and costumes, and the bad acting, that make 70s horror films feel raw, real, and downright scary.
The four 70s items below are without a doubt, scream worthy. Give us a call at 323-644-5590 to see if they're still available.
This hanging 1970s wicker basket lamp features a globe bulb.
$95
This large painting of leopards c. 1975 is the cat’s meow.
This 1970s yellow and white campaign dresser features a platform base. Dressed to the nines, every time.
$349
Each of these high back bamboo chairs swivels and rocks and features a leather trim. Original cushions included.
$225/each
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Though you are the biggest advocate of reading the classics on your Kindle, there is something comforting about thumbing through a newspaper or magazine on Sunday morning. Perhaps it's the sheer fact that you might not have an option in the future.
This 1970s magazine rack would hold a bushel of printed delights.
24 in tall x 16 in wide x 9 in deep
$120
Contact us today or call on 323-644-5590 to see if this item is still available.
Though you love your new pair of leather over the knee Jimmy Choos boots, they aren't exactly the easiest things to take on and off. In fact, whenever you plan on wearing them to work, you have to allow yourself an extra 15 minutes in the morning for assembly.
This large 1970s bench with beautiful orange velour upholstery and button details would be great for extra seating in the living room or at the foot of the bed.
20 in deep x 44 in wide x 18 in tall
$249
Contact us today or call on 323-644-5590 to see if this item is still available.
An early adopter you are not. Late adopter? Not even close. You are the only person in your friend group that still has a landline, a VHS player and a subscription to National Geographic. Holding a Kindle will never compare to the magical feeling you get while turning the fresh pages of a new issue.
This 1970s bamboo coffee table has a smoked glass top, a lower shelf, and a built-in magazine rack on the side for your subscription obsession.
28 wide x 23 in deep x 20 in tall
$349
Contact us today or call on 323-644-5590 to see if this item is still available.
While daffodils are the symbol of friendship, you'd rather not give your busy gal pal another thing to take care of, she did just give birth to twins after all. Instead, consider giving her a cheerful pottery lamp to put in the twins' room.
This 1970s large pottery lamp features a bushel of hand painted daffodils on the base.
20 in tall 10 in wide
$149
Contact us today or call on 323-644-5590 to see if this item is still available.
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