Rustic pine is the golden retriever of the furniture world—unpretentious, inviting, and easy to love.
This pair of rustic pine nightstands is just begging for a permanent place in your bedroom.
17 d x 28 w x 27 t
$350
Fun fact: Georgian furniture borrowed ideas from ancient Greece and Rome, which is why the style still feels timeless today.
This pair of Georgian-style nightstands is a classic addition to any bedroom, blending traditional design with everyday function.
15.5 d x 26 w x 27 t
$495
Ginger jar lamps began as traditional Chinese storage jars for ginger and spices. After people started converting them into lamps, the name stuck—and now refers to the iconic rounded silhouette.
This pair of large ginger jar lamps was made in California.
9 x 32
$249
As they say, "When you're here, you're family." Place these lamps in your home and don't be surprised if guests linger a little longer, conversations stretch late into the evening, and someone inevitably asks for your secret carbonara recipe.
This pair of vintage wood lamps was crafted in Italy and brings a touch of warmth, hospitality, and timeless European charm to any space.
8.5 x 32
$295
When the Chinese food restaurant recognizes your voice and starts asking, "The usual?" before you've finished saying hello, it's time to embrace your destiny.
This pair of vintage bamboo lamps is wrapped in copper and features lucite bases and transforms any room into a stylish homage to your lifelong commitment to takeout.
64 t x 11 w x 8 d
$295/ each lamp
The next best thing to getting lost in an Indian night market, wandering between stalls of colorful textiles and fragrant spices.
This pair of perforated metal lamps by John Richard was made in India.
6 x 34
$250/pair
Since the 1920s, Broyhill has been furnishing American homes with pieces built to last.
This pair of Spanish-style pine nightstands by Broyhill brings all the warmth, character, and craftsmanship the brand is known for.
28 w x 27 t x 17 d
$350
They just don’t make ‘em like this anymore. Statement pieces that light up a room.
This pair of 1980s Deco ceramic lamps has an elegant gold trim.
25 t x 12 w x 7 d
$249/pair
Perfectly distressed to take the stress off you.
This pair of distressed leather club chairs swivel and glide.
34 w x 34 d x 31 t with 19.5 seat height
$395 each
This pair of French-style nightstands by Bassett features two large drawers — just the place to keep a worn copy of The Stranger by Camus, a bottle of Chanel No. 5, and a secret stash of Valrhona chocolate for late-night indulgence. Très chic, $395.
27 w x 25.5 t x 16 d.
This pair of French leather armchairs was crafted in Italy (of all places) — the kind of chairs that make you feel like you’ve claimed the best little bistro table on the street. Order an espresso, steal a bite of someone’s croissant, maybe finish it off with a cannoli. No one is rushing you here, $195 each.
23 w x 22 d x 39 t with 19 seat height.
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
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 know what you’re thinking: Chandeliers? On the floor? Yes — and here’s why. After years of hovering above everyone, we realized we’d gotten a bit too high and mighty. It was time to ground, literally. And honestly? Shining at eye level feels far more down-to-earth… plus now you can admire our sparkle in all its glory.
This pair of vintage “chandelier” floor lamps features a metal base, beautiful crystal and 6 lights with a built in dimmer switch.
17 w x 68 t
$350 each lamp
Time to turn that bachelorette pad into a coupledom kingdom. New partner means new rules: more storage, less bed hogging, and absolutely no piles of clothes on “the chair.”
This pair of large pine nightstands (technically commodes, if we’re being fancy) offers three roomy drawers each, plenty of space to keep the peace and the mystery.
32.5 w x 17.5 d x 32.5 t
$250/each
Poseidon, Zeus, and Dionysus walk into a cocktail party—but there are only two seats.
Poseidon plants his trident by one and says, “Called it.”
Zeus raises his thunderbolt, “Respect the king.”
Dionysus just shrugs, stretches out on the floor with his wine bottle in hand… and promptly falls asleep.
This pair of 1950s blue velvet arm chairs features a greek key design.
24 w x 26 d x 35 t with 18.5 seat height
$350 each chair
Billy Haines was Hollywood’s golden boy of the 1920s who went on to become one of L.A.’s most coveted interior designers. His trademark? Mixing Old Hollywood glam with a wink of personality—and yes, darling, he adored a good floral print. Roses on wallpaper, blossoms on fabric… if it bloomed, Billy found a way to make it fabulous.
Each of these Billy Haines-style mid-century club chairs features a floral print.
29 w x 32 d x 28 t with 18.5 seat height.
$395 each
At long last, you and your beloved have discovered the thrones worthy of your sovereign presence.
This stately pair of vintage red velvet armchairs, handcrafted in Spain circa 1950, is fit for nothing less than royalty.
25 w x 25 d x 45 t with 19 seat height
$495
Ever dreamt of inflating molten glass into a bubble using a blowpipe? Us either. But we do love the result, especially when said glass becomes a shimmery blue light emitter.
Made Goods crafted this pair of blue blown-glass contemporary lamps.
6 x 26 t
$495/pair
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
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