Never would you have guessed that you’d arrive at a point in time when buying a hutch gave you more of a thrill than upgrading your wardrobe with the latest trends. Such is life!
This vintage wicker hutch with display features plenty of cabinet space.
18 in deep x 45 in wide x 78 tall
$395
Anyone who has ever donned a pair of sweatpants after a long day in ill-fitting clothes probably believes comfort and style can’t coexist. But these dining chairs might just challenge that notion.
Each of these four “Egyptian” chairs by Ferguson and Copeland has been wrapped in leather and is comfy too.
24 w x 24 d x 35 t with 19 seat height.
$595/set
You don’t have to be the Great Gatsby to throw grandiose dinner parties and memorable social gatherings. Average Gatsby also likes to partake in fun engagements from time to time.
This 1920s sideboard features a silverware drawer, linen storage, and cabinet space
71 w x 23 d x 43 t
$495
Jack wouldn’t have let go of this Rose.
This beautiful rosewood dining set was handcrafted in Thailand and features an understated Asian design. The comfortable chairs come with their original cushions in a vintage floral print. Set includes table, two 18-inch extensions, two armchairs, and eight side chairs.
The table without extensions measures 60 in long x 44 in deep x 30 in tall
$1895
When’s the last time you invited your friends over for a “game night”? You’d be surprised how much fun the “good old-fashioned” variety is.
This classic game table by Heritage comes with four matching chairs and features a gold embossed leather top with pull out drink holders and brass trim.
Table is 36 r round x 30 tall
$495/set
Glass and metal can come across as pretentious and cold, kind of like your mother-in-law. Glass and rattan, however, commands respect sans intimidation.
This large rattan and rawhide glass top dining table has been attributed to McGuire of San Francisco.
30 in tall x 52 in round
$595
Knick knack paddy whack. Give your stuff a home.
This mid-century book case/hutch was handcrafted in Denmark and features a teak finish, glass shelves with lights and lots of storage space.
79 t x 22 d x 48 w
$495
If you’re short on dining space, you’re in luck. This coffee table has unusually tall legs making it perfect for having a meal with pillows on the floor.
This vintage coffee table features a fully inlayed wood design.
39 1/2 in round x 23 in tall
$595
Listening to podcasts and binging Netflix might be a more acceptable way to consume media these days, but you’ve got an old soul. You’d much read words from tangible pages.
This amazing 1980s modern brass and wood etagere comes with new glass shelves.
38 in wide x 78 in tall x 16 in deep
$595
Unlike your mother and grandmother, you actually use the “fine china” on any particular occasion, not just the ones deemed special by capitalism. To you, your friends coming over are enough reason to celebrate.
This custom made, Ming-inspired china cabinet was beautifully handcrafted. The cabinet features plenty of storage, silverware drawers and lights and comes with original brass hardware.
63 w x 18 d x 82 t
$795
Don’t know what fretwork is? Don’t fret! Carved in low relief or on a solid background, fretwork refers to a decorative design that is often geometric and interlaced. You can find fretwork patterns in any material but the most common ones are wood and metal.
This vintage Asian-style dining table in hardwood features a beautiful fretwork top.
71 in long x 35 1/2 in deep x 30 in tall
$695
Though designer Paul Frankl was Austrian born, his fresh designs helped shape the unique look of American modernism. After relocating from NYC to Los Angeles he opened a gallery on Rodeo Drive in Beverly Hills where Hollywood stars such as Katharine Hepburn and Fred Astaire frequented.
This set of four mid-century dining chairs by Paul Frankl features a Clarence House fabric.
22 in deep x 19 in wide x 35 in tall
$795/ set
Whenever we make progress technologically speaking there’s always a group of nostalgic folks clinging to the remnants of the past. These are the hopeless romantics, the daydreamers, the memory keepers.
This vintage wicker etagere wall unit was hand crafted and features a storage cabinet and space for a record player.
18 in x 54 in x 77 in tall
$495
If your favorite genre of books is less than hip (I’m looking at you business leadership aficionados), doesn’t mean you can’t display them with pride. It just means your display must be extraordinary.
This chrome Regency-style etagere has five shelves and a brass trim
83 in tall x 15 in deep x 30 in wide
$495
Why anyone would purchase dining chairs with white fabric is beyond me. They either solely sustain on rice and water or they clearly don’t have the same wine-enthusiast friends that I do.
Each of these four mahogany colonial-style chairs has a plush seat.
19 in deep x 18 in wide x 32 in tall and 18 in seat height
$350
The last thing you want to do after a long day is come home to a house full of clutter. Strategically placed storage is key for a zen escape.
This understated yet elegant Asian-style credenza was handcrafted in Tennessee by Davis Cabinet Co and features drawers for cutlery and plenty of storage space.
72 in long x 19 in deep x 31 in tall
$595
Signing contracts, ratifying documents, and co-founding companies requires integrity of mind and space. This desk takes care of the latter.
This 1930s New England style desk features a pull out extension and two drawers. Desk would also make a great kitchen table.
45 1/2 in long x 25 1/2 in deep x 30 in tall
$295
Shopping sustainable brands or vintage whenever possible not only reduces your overall carbon footprint, but it allows you the opportunity to get in touch with your inner bombshell.
This French-style 11-drawer chest was handcrafted by National Furniture Co. in North Carolina. (and is sustainable…because it’s vintage!)
72 in long x 34 in tall x 19 in deep
$395
If you’re currently raising a few bulls in a china shop, investing in a sturdy piece of iron furniture isn’t such a bad idea.
This original, mid-century iron dining table by Arthur Umanoff comes with 1/2 in thick smoked glass top.
49 1/2 in round x 29 1/2 in tall
$395
Though a few things have changed since the 1900s, such as being able to order dinner from the tiny glowing screen in your pocket and then having it delivered to your front door, the concept of eating together as a family certainly hasn’t.
This tall vintage hutch c. 1900 features adjustable shelves behind beveled glass doors, two drawers, cabinet space and intricate carvings on the front. Hutch is the perfect parking spot for books, fine china or other trinket storage.
85 in tall x 42 in wide x 19 in deep
$495
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