Downsizing doesn’t mean sacrificing style, or letting all your business hang out in the open. Small-space living is all about living discreetly, and nothing hides a mess (or a questionable corner) as gracefully as a vintage coromandel screen.
This lacquered beauty was carved and hand-decorated, featuring eight panels with a floral design on the reverse. A little privacy, a little drama, and a whole lot of charm.
84 t x 129 wide
The days of the floordrobe are over. This vintage pine dresser offers 12 handmade drawers from Virginia, ready to store your wardrobe like a respectable adult who knows where their socks are.
This vintage pine dresser was handmade in Virginia and features 12 drawers.
68 w x 34.5 t x 18 d
$495
A home bar… but make it steampunk and mysterious, like you just rolled off a steamship at Ellis Island with a suitcase full of secrets.
This vintage canvas-wrapped trunk bar, finished with metal trim by Pottery Barn, looks like luggage on the outside and speakeasy on the inside. Perfect for whiskey, bitters, and dramatic toasts to “the old country.”
44.5 w x 22 d x 36 t
$595
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
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
From casserole to Coltrane, this mid-century multitasker was built to hold it all with a wink of retro charm.
This mid-century sideboard/credenza features a durable laminate top and would be perfect in a dining room, kitchen, living room or even to hold your record player and records.
41 w x 18 d x 32 t
$395
We won’t judge you for buying Amazon Basics socks—only to curse a few months later when your big toe pokes a hole through them. We will judge you, however, if you stash those so-called foot protectors in a flimsy particle-board shack.
This vintage six-drawer chest in pine features original hardware.
60.5 w x 19 d x 36 t
$495
Elephants are a symbol of strength, wisdom and protection. What better way to bring a grounding, stabilizing energy to your home while also inviting prosperity and good luck?
This vintage custom-made sideboard was hand woven from wicker and features four metal elephant medallions, three large drawers for linens and two cabinet spaces with adjustable shelving for china. Glass top is included as well.
72 w x 23 d x 31 t.
$795
With its original finish and tall, sturdy frame, this 1930s Monterey highboy captures the rustic elegance that made Monterey furniture a Depression-era favorite.
A perfect companion to its matching dresser, it’s ready to bring a touch of old California charm to your space.
34.5 w x 19 d x 42 t
$595
Born during California’s cowboy-meets-Spanish-Revival era, this dresser is pure Rancho royalty.
With its original finish and hardware still intact, this 1930s Monterey beauty brings the sun-faded swagger that made the style a Depression-era darling. Sturdy enough for your jeans, bold enough for your bolo tie.
42 w x 19 d x 34 t
$595
Sleep well knowing your melatonin gummies, silk eye mask, lavender pillow mist, earplugs, and white noise machine are all nearby, safely and securely stored.
This mid-century nightstand was crafted by Ward Furniture Co. in 1959 and features a drawer and shelf space.
20 w x 14 d x 24 t.
$249
Though compact, this highboy packs a punch when it comes to storage. Whether you’re a short king or a tall drink of water, this dresser will store all your wearables - and more.
This mid-century highboy chest features five drawers and is the perfect size for an apartment or studio.
30 w x 17 d x 43 t
$350
This green paint is what cheese whiz is to a boring saltine. Lighten up, darling!
This 1960s Regency dresser is giving Dorothy Draper. Exuberant dresser features three drawers and a Spanish decadence.
17 d x 30 w x 30 t
$395
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
Lounging in bed all day used to be seen as lazy—now it’s a quiet act of rebellion in a world that glorifies burnout and hustle. So, embrace your inner contrarian and curate your ultimate cozy cocoon: savory snacks, fully charged devices, and maybe a few gummy vitamins to balance out the bed rot.
This pair of mid-century nightstands, finished in warm walnut, features a drawer and cabinet space—perfect for stashing your soft life essentials like chargers, creams or whatever your version of comfort requires.
24 w x 16 d x 26 t.
$495
Let’s bring back the magic of the lacquered screen. Who needs to get rid of everything that doesn’t spark joy when you can just unfold one of these and hide the mess like a real adult? Surprise guests? No problem. Just pop open the screen and pray they won’t need to use the bathroom.
This four-panel Chinese lacquered screen is beautifully hand-painted—floral details even on the back—for maximum elegance and maximum cover-up.
64 w x 72 t
$495
Let’s be real—anything with a “colonial” label is a little problematic these days. But can we all agree that the furniture is absolute fire?
This pair of vintage colonial-style nightstands was crafted with birch.
20.5 w x 15 d x 25 t
$395
In a world that’s constantly speeding up, one of the simplest acts of rebellion is to slow down and savor life. Sure, it takes a little extra time to choose a record, load the player, and set the mood—but the real reward is the satisfaction of co-creating a moment that feels intentional and alive.
This vintage rattan bar cabinet features a glass top and cane trim. It would make a great record player stand.
32 w x 18 d x 30 t
$350
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
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