For family treasures, precious keepsakes, or a secret stash of polvoron—the buttery, crumbly Filipino sweets that are dangerously easy to devour.
This handcrafted wooden box from the Philippines sits on a wrought iron base.
17 w x 21 d x 27 t
$195
Cheers to the only Marbro we’re lighting up these days.
This Mid-century Marbro-style lamp features a handcrafted metal base and won’t leave your curtains smelling like an ashtray.
9 x 34
$149
This table has witnessed a century of family dinners, awkward holiday conversations, and probably at least one board game that ended in sibling estrangement.
Handcrafted in Grand Rapids, Michigan by Berkey & Gay Furniture Co. circa 1920, it's ready for its next chapter.
48 d x 57 w x 30 t
$495
Fun fact: Berkey & Gay played a major role in earning Grand Rapids, Michigan, its reputation as "Furniture City." During the late 19th and early 20th centuries, the company became one of America's premier furniture makers, known for producing beautifully crafted pieces inspired by European styles. Today, original Berkey & Gay furniture is highly sought after by collectors.
This set of four cane back dining chairs was handcrafted in Grand Rapids Michigan c. 1920 by Berkey & Gay Furniture Co.
18 d x 20 w x 36 t with 18 seat height
$495 set
If you could invite five famous French people to dinner, who would make the list? Julia Child might show up with freshly churned butter, Camus would bring existential conversation, Brigitte Bardot would arrive fashionably late, Serge Gainsbourg would light a cigarette, and Coco Chanel would quietly judge everyone’s outfit.
This set of six French country-style ladder-back dining chairs was handcrafted in oak and is ready to host the whole table. Includes two armchairs and four side chairs, $595.
23 d x 21 w x 43 t with 19 seat height.
There’s nothing wrong with wanting the simple life.
These four colonial-style chairs were handcrafted in maple, $395.
18 w x 19 d x 38 t
If you don’t have a foyer table–mirror combo where you can simultaneously set down your iced matcha, lock the door behind you, and double-check that you don’t have any green in your teeth… what are you even doing with your life?
This vintage hall/foyer table and mirror set was beautifully handcrafted and painted, $350.
30 w x 12 d x 32 t
The Swiss Army knife of consoles — no matter how your family, hobbies, or record collection grows, this piece has you covered.
This 1980s solid-oak console features a pull-out shelf perfect for your record player, gaming system, or whatever obsession comes next. Adjustable shelves keep things flexible, and the craftsmanship shines: this beauty was handcrafted in North Carolina by the Link Taylor Furniture Co.
64 w x 18 d x 29.5 t
$495
Born in Iowa circa 1883, I’ve seen more harvests, barn dances, and family dinners than most folks will in a lifetime. Handcrafted from solid walnut, I’ve aged like a fine corn whiskey—straight from the heartland, strong and full of character.
This antique farmhouse chest was handcrafted with walnut in Iowa c. 1883.
44 w x 20.5 d x 45 t
$595
Call me Louis XIV, the Sun King himself—I don’t just host dinners, I orchestrate spectacles. Come sit next to me if basking in the glow of candlelight and power sounds like your kind of evening.
This handcrafted Louis XVI style dining table features a starburst inlay design and original metal trim on apron. Seats up to 6 nobles, ambassadors or courtiers.
78 w x 39.5 d x 31 t.
$795
Binge your favorite Bollywood movies with the help of this gorgeous media console.
This vintage media console was handcrafted in India from hardwood. The design is both durable and practical.
18 d x 63 w x 26 t
$495
Sally may still sell seashells down by the seashore, but Ollie opened an opulent oyster outlet down by the ocean - and it’s far out!
This pair of extra-large contemporary lamps was handcrafted from oyster shells by Made Goods.
14 w x 36 t
$495/ pair
Doomsday cabinet, but make it fancy. If you need a place to store your canned soup, dry beans, and wet wipes - look no futher.
This French-style cabinet was handcrafted in North Carolina by Heritage features a handy shelf and doubles as a media console (or doomsday survival kit).
48 w x 16 d x 30 t
$395
Call me Shania Chestain. I’ve got that New Country polish—down-home charm with a touch of sass. I’ve got room for a flannel in every color, no matter whose bed your boots have been under.
A six-drawer “New Country” style chest handcrafted in America by Ethan Allen. Solid, spacious, and classic enough to ride out any trend without flinching.
19” deep x 35.5” tall x 68” wide
$595
Fit for royalty—or at least someone who lounges like it.
Handcrafted in Los Angeles, I bring plush burgundy velvet, a gold-finished frame, and unapologetic drama to any room. Whether you're perching, propping, or just making a grand entrance, I’m here to prove that everyday life deserves a little extravagance.
$249 each
22 w x 17 d x 20 t
Old-world charm? Reflected perfectly.
Handcrafted in Spain, I bring hand-painted fruit, a gracefully timeworn patina, and just the right amount of romantic drama to your wall. More than a mirror, I’m a love letter to a slower, sweeter way of relishing the world.
$249.
23 x 43
Rush seats offer a natural and rustic aesthetic while providing comfortable, breathable seating due to their woven plant fiber construction. They are durable, environmentally friendly choices that complement traditional decor styles. No need to eat in a rush though, these seats encourage a slow indulgence.
This set of six farmhouse dining chairs with rush seats was handcrafted in Italy for Pottery Barn, $495.
19.5 w x 19 d x 37 t
One can imagine a renowned novelist furiously typing countless tales in the middle of the night at this elegant desk. Its rich, worn leather and polished wood invite you to add your own stories to its history, making it a charming centerpiece for any creative space.
This vintage leather top desk features a pen holder tray and file drawer and was handcrafted in the USA, $495.
48 w x 24 d x 30 t
This 1930s Chinoiserie exotic wood cabinet, handcrafted in Michigan by Berkey & Gay Co., exemplifies the finest in American furniture since 1875.
The piece is beautifully crafted from burl wood, featuring an intricate inlaid design on the front of a large drawer, perfect for storing linens. Above the drawer, there is cabinet space with shelves, providing ample storage. The doors are adorned with a striking Chinese design, and the legs are elegantly carved, showcasing exceptional craftsmanship, $595.
44 w x 18 d x 70 t.
If even the thought of tip-toeing through the tulips activates your allergies, better take a rain check and stay your sensitive self inside until Spring passes.
This contemporary “Tulip” lamp was handcrafted by De La Espada, Portugal, $495.
10 w x 65 t
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