In your twenties, you were occupied with impressing everyone. In your thirties, you more worried about impressing your loved ones. Now that you're in your forties, you don't try to impress anyone but your damn self.
This 1980s LANE console table was handcrafted in Virginia.
56 in long x 26 in tall x 16 in deep
$295
In your chaotic world, functional furniture is a must. Because you never know who is coming or going, so you always end up cooking for an entire army. Now you just need somewhere to put all of those hungry bodies!
This mid-century DREXEL drop leaf table was crafted in 1960.
60 in long x 36 in 1/2 deep x 29 in tall (when fully extended)
$395
Everyone knows their sun sign, but you’ll have to dig a bit deeper into your birth chart if you want to understand the bigger picture. Your moon sign, for example, is linked to your subconscious, instinct, and habits.
This round dining table is an original by Hollister and features an inlayed sun design. Just in from Santa Barbara, this beautifully crafted table features a retro ‘peg’ construction.
50 in round x 29 1/2 in tall
$495
You would rather host a small dinner party with your closest friends than go through the trouble of making a reservation, finding a parking spot, shouting over the other patrons, and risking an allergic reaction to the food.
Not only does this round Farm House dining table exude charm and delight, it also has a built-in 20 inch extension.
48 in round x 30 in tall
$349
Your brood isn't getting any smaller any time soon. Go ahead and start planning for future family gatherings now.
This mid-century Danish-style dining table features an oval shape, a pedestal base and space for extensions (not included.)
68 in long x 29 in tall x 45 in deep
$395
Eating dinner as a family is a great time to reconnect and strengthen the bonds between. Eating delivery at the table still counts as quality family time, just as long as everyone's smartphones are switched to Airplane Mode while you nosh.
This teak extension dining table from Denmark seats 6-10 people.
36 in deep x 29 1/2 in tall x 53 in wide (93 in wide when fully extended)
$495
Being a career woman hasn't always been easy. While college friends were taking a gap year to travel throughout Europe you were busy shattering glass ceilings and climbing corporate ladders. Pat yourself on the back for all that you've accomplished.
Each of these vintage rattan end tables features a lower shelf and glass top.
20 in deep x 20 in tall x 20 in wide
$295/pair
This is the best vintage server on wheels that you ever did see, bar none.
This large wheeled faux-bamboo server features a cane and glass top and would make an excellent bar. Build-your-own mimosa bar anyone?
$295
Don't let small spaces suffer. The easiest way to make a small room appear bigger is to replace your dark furniture with light.
This 1970s farmhouse-style end table or nightstand by Broyhill features drop down leaves and drawers.
22 in tall x 18 in wide ( 34 in wide when fully extended) x 27 in deep
$195
Growing up on a farm was about as much fun as trying to find a needle in a haystack. Though you have no qualms about making the leap from "country mouse" to "town mouse", you still like to pay homage to your wholesome upbringing every now and then.
This farmhouse pine coffee table by Broyhill features drop down leaves.
18 1/2 in tall x 18 in deep (35 in deep when fully opened) x 50 in wide
$295
Though there might be a bit more girth around your waist, a few more wrinkles near your eyes, and a couple of wiry grays springing forth from your head, your legs don't look a day over 20.
This 1920s drop leaf dining table has a great set of ‘gate legs’
31 in tall x 42 in wide x 21 in deep (54 in deep when extended)
$295
Though Kent Coffey furniture represented modernity and affordability in the 1960s, the brand still maintains its reputation for being good quality and durable.
Each of these mid-century night stands by Kent Coffey features a white top, a large drawer and aluminum drawer pulls.
23 in wide x 22 in deep x 24 in tall
$475
After going from one monogamous relationship to the next, you've finally decided to give living alone a chance. The most exciting part? Getting to decorate without having to defend your decisions.
Each of these metal end tables features a beveled glass top.
22 in wide x 24 in deep x 22 in tall
$295/pair
Architecture and furniture with a 'Brutalist-style' look exactly as the name suggest...rugged with a lack of comfort or ease. Once you get over their immediate harshness, you can start to appreciate the strength that these "imperfect" pieces project.
This mid-century night stand by LANE was designed with a Brutal-style.
23 in tall x 28 in wide x 17.5 in deep
$229
A professor's work is never done. After you get home from office hours you are lucky if you have some time left before hopping into bed and starting all over again. And if you do manage to have some down time, it's usually spent grading papers.
This vintage table was crafted with wrought iron and features a one inch thick glass top. Table would make a great place to stack students' papers (as well as a tall glass of wine) while you are grading.
25 in tall x 24 in round
$325
You've always wanted the kind of house where neighbors can just drop in for a tea or slice of cake if they get the hankering. Before you can start building a community of support however, you'll need to invest in a place for them to gather 'round.
This mid-century drop leaf table is everything you’ve ever wanted in a dining experience, and maybe more.
62 in long x 29 in tall x 40 in deep
$395
The three months that you spend at a villa in the south of France every summer provides you just the right amount of inspiration to fuel your design business for the rest of the year. What a lavish life you live.
Each of these French-style side tables features an original hand-painted finish.
18 in wide x 15 in deep x 24 in tall
$95
Elegance should always be boldly subtle, loudly understated, humbly confident, and jarringly smooth. If you have to flaunt your elegance, you're probably doing it wrong.
This classic coffee table is made of brass and features a beautiful hoof foot detailing.
52 in long x 26 in wide x 15 in tall
$349
A Parsons Table is called so when the width of its legs have the same width as the tabletop, regardless of the other measurements. Though there is some confusion about who was the first to design it (someone named Parson, perhaps?), there is no denying that it represents the very best of Bauhaus values, functionality and simplicity.
This large “Parsons Style” console table was crafted in the 1970s.
72 in long x 15 1/2 in deep x 25 1/2 in tall
$395
With all your crazy schedules, sitting down together as a family for dinner is rare. When it does manage to happen, however, it is a magical delight indeed.
This vintage dining table was crafted in bamboo and leather and features a thick 3/4 in beveled glass top.
54 in round x 29 in tall
$595
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