In Japanese architecture, a shōji is a door, window or room divider sometimes consisting of translucent paper over a frame of wood. Use this gorgeous screen as either fashion or function and you won’t be disappointed either way.
This vintage Japanese Shoji screen was beautifully hand painted and embellished with mother of pearl figurines.
Each panel is 17 3/4 in wide x 72 in tall
$695
Unsightly makeup sponges and cotton balls running amok in your bathroom? Put those little buggers where they belong!
These vintage Chinese ceramics would brighten up any kitchen or bathroom. Your cotton balls have never been stored in this much style!
35-39 dollars.
Giving someone flowers will brighten their life for a few days. Giving someone flowers and a gorgeous vase will keep them smiling for as long as their cat manages to mind his own business and stay off the damn table!
This large 1960s green art glass vase speaks volumes with or without the company of a flower arrangement.
10 in wide x 31 in tall
$159
Now you no longer have to toot your own horn over your impressive chess skills. You can do so with another!
This one of a kind horn chess set was handmade.
17 3/4 in x 17 3/4 in
$195
When you have a big space to fill, you don’t necessarily need more furniture, you do, however, need your furniture to be larger than life.
This pair of super-sized lacquered urns were hand painted in China and feature a floral and aviary motif on a wood base.
20 in wide x 45 in tall
$695/pair
Buying vintage almost always guarantees your house will never be included the cookie cutter category.
This vintage brass swan magazine rack has never been an ugly duckling.
24 in long x 20 in tall x 8 in wide
$79
Want to put a smile on a loved one’s face in no time flat? Bring them a bunch of flowers for no reason at all.
This 1980s crystal vase was crafted in Germany and features a calla lily design.
10 in tall
$39
Hello? Are you there? It’s me, your biggest regrets. You’re reading this which means you’re still alive. It’s never too late to forgive, move on, and start again. Start by forgiving yourself first.
This Antique-style phone was handcrafted in Los Angeles in 1973.
10 in wide x 6 in deep x 9 in tall
$89
In chess, the knight (which coincidentally looks more like a horse than a plated warrior) only moves in an L-shape, kind of like you after two martinis too many.
These oversized marble book ends feature a familiar horse head.
12 in tall x 3 in deep x 5 1/2 in wide
$79
The best part of going to the Hollywood Bowl is that you can BYOB, bring your own bar. Don’t forget to pack some snacks too, you don’t want to get the spins before Willy Nelson comes out.
This 1950’s travel bar comes with all the accessories you need to celebrate with your friends.
15 in wide x 13 in tall x 5 1/2 in deep
$69
Those awkward months between New Years Eve and the first signs of Spring can be downright depressing, especially if you live in a cold climate. Luckily, Spring is a state of mind.
This hand decorated Chinese lucky rabbit is a splash of Spring regardless of season.
9 in tall x 9 in deep x 6 in wide
$39
Just because your grandma wasn’t a sit at home and knit kind of granny (she was more of a honkey tonkin’, beer guzzling type) doesn’t mean you should be deprived of antique accents.
This pair of antique hand stitched pillows features majestic castle scenes.
18 in tall x 24 in wide
$39/each
Who says book aren’t sexy? When you adorn them with a brass embrace, you’ll prove any naysayer otherwise.
This pair of contemporary elephant book ends are great at keeping their end of the book bargain.
8 in tall x 7 in wide x 4 in deep
$59
Musicians get thirsty too. Once you and your musically gifted pals are done with your weekly jam sesh, unwind with a round of martinis on the rocks.
This 1980s granite ice bucket has a darling bugle shaped pull on the lid.
9 in tall x 7 in wide x 7 in deep
$69
Those who appreciate secondhand furniture and home accessories tend to have the best stories. When's the last time you heard a good story start like this, "After wandering aimlessly through IKEA we stumbled upon these unique throw pillows that nobody else in the world has ever seen before."
This beautifully crafted oversized pillow was hand woven from sheep and baby alpaca yarn and embroidered in Peru.
14 in tall x 36 in long
$79
Brutalist-style can be described as "rugged" or "lacking concern to look comfortable or easy." In other words, it's a breath of fresh air in an over-photoshopped world.
This mid-century brutalist ashtray was handcrafted from beads of amber glass and metal.
9 x 9 x 2
$69
Whether you use this happy platter as a serving dish or you hang it on the kitchen wall for a splash of color, you can be sure of one thing; fun times are ahead!
This fun and functional handcrafted platter features a mosaic inset and gold leaf trim and is signed on the back by the artist.
12 in x 23 in
$69
Playing chess on your iPhone may help pass the time on your long commute, but it isn't nearly as satisfying as killing your opponent's Knight with your bare hands. Check mate.
This chess set was handcrafted from black and white marble.
12 in x 12 in
$169
If you see a frog in your dreams, a transformation, renewal or rebirth may be heading your way. Your days of "kissing frogs" might finally be over!
These vintage ceramic frog bookends are ribbit-free.
5 in wide x 5 in tall x 5 in deep
$49
Though smoking isn't nearly as popular as it was in the 1960s, it's still fun to decorate with relics from the past.
This 1960s gold leaf ashtray is fit for a king (who doesn't smoke).
9 in wide x 9 in deep
$35
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