This chair commands respect whether you place her in or outdoors. But one thing to be aware of, one who commands respect also attracts followers. If you aren't ready to scrap for a seat just yet, perhaps you should keep her in your room, safely tucked away from any tired passersby.
This vintage wicker arm chair has a wide back for maximum comfort.
23 in wide x 23 in deep x 33 in tall
$129
There is something both comforting and utilitarian about this lamp, don't you agree? You'd probably imagine a light like this in the principal's office. Though you may have feared your elementary's figurehead with every bone in your body, you also had the utmost reverence for her.
This 1979 brown metal floor lamp features a flexible light.
46 in tall x 16 in wide (adjustable)
$129
Did he drink too much the night before? Is he giving up on pursuing the love of his life after being rejected one too many times? Is he contemplating the meaning of life? Or is he enjoying the simple comfort of curving his spine in a fetal like position as the gentle breeze caresses his back?
This large print of a man features a unique matting and frame design.
38 in tall x 44 in wide
$195
If your husband jokes that he wants breakfast in bed, tell him to sleep in the kitchen. If the good lord had intended for you to eat pancakes at home, he wouldn't have invented IHOP.
This vintage tray top table has a lovely gilded finish.
27 in wide x 24 in deep x 28 in tall
$195
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
You've always felt a special connection with the phrase "less is more." Leaving more to be desired is much more fun than dumping your whole life story in one go.
This vintage leather tuxedo sofa was handcrafted in Italy by Natuzzi.
88 in long x 33 in deep x 27 in tall
$795
You never understood people who only use the "fine china" once per year, for a celebratory occasion. You take a more liberal approach when determining if something is celebration-worthy. Parking spot near the house that is unaffected by street cleaning tomorrow morning? Celebrate. 1/2 birthday? Celebrate. Making it to the middle of the week without having to scream into a pillow? Celebrate.
This mid-century china cabinet was crafted in 1955 and features a beautiful cane front detailing. Cabinet’s compact size is perfect for an apartment or breakfast room lacking in square footage.
64 in tall x 38 in wide x 17 in deep
$449
It wouldn't surprise me if the tune "something tells me, I'm into something good" pops into your head the moment you step into Casa Victoria. Everywhere you look will surely ignite your feel-good brain chemicals.
This blue mid-century glass lamp features a wooden base.
24 in tall x 10 in wide
$149
Is it just me, or is everyone attracted to anything even closely resembling a delectable dessert? Petit fours, pastries, and pie, OH MY! Have your cake, and eat it too, all whilst sitting on a pretty in pink cotton candy cloud.
This pair of 1980s fully upholstered club chairs features rounded arms.
30 in tall x 32 in wide x 26 in deep x 18 in seat height
$295/each
Patrick Nagel has a lovely way of depicting the beauty, sensitivity, sensuality and strength of a woman without exploiting the obvious. Now that’s talent.
This 1980's Patrick Nagel commemorative #4 is pleasing to the eye.
29 in wide x 42 in tall
$395
Though you still like playing poker with the boys, your experience is incredibly different than when you all use to play, crammed into your tiny college dorm room. Instead of sitting on plastic chairs that would snap in half if you got too excited about the hand you were dealt, you can finally upgrade to sturdier ones.
This set of four 1960's game table chairs were crafted by Holman of Texas.
23 in wide x 29 in tall x 19 in deep x 16 in seat height
$395
Who knows which village inspired this artist to bring his or her vision to life? Whether they were in Portugal, Italy, or the South of Spain, one thing is sure, when you look at this painting, you’ll feel nostalgic, like you were once there too.
This oil painting of a charming village was envisioned in 1972.
21 in wide x 24 in tall
$149
Imagine sipping a cold glass of lemonade on a porch somewhere while the sun warms your bones, the breeze gently asks the trees for a waltz, and the birds sing a sweet, sweet song just for you.
This classic wing chair from Bali is part of the “Padma's Plantation” collection.
48 in tall x 34 in wide x 40 in deep
$349
Buy that sparkly cocktail dress even if you don’t have an occasion to wear it….yet. Take more relaxing bubble baths, check the news less. Toast more, count calories less. Live your best life...because why not?
This 1960's "Esperanto" chest by DREXEL features nine drawers, two removable valet trays and original brass hardware.
70 in wide x 32 in tall x 19 in deep
$595
The love of a furry friend is unlike any other on the planet. Unfortunately for you, your watery eyes and stuffy nose disagree.
The only tears you’ll shed around this 1965 adorable dog and cat painting, are tears of joy.
20 in wide x 26 in tall
$95
How the hell is anyone supposed to recognize their luggage when every single suitcase on the conveyor belt is also black with wheels?
This vintage Pullman luggage piece by The French Co. of California features a grey rose tapestry and lightweight frame. Folds easily for storage.
$95
There is a new sheriff in town, and he’s got only one job to do, to strut his stuff.
This 1950's ceramic rooster lamp will certainly be the cock of the town.
$129
Sure you “hang ten” and spend entire afternoons at the beach, but you also enjoy having long, existential conversations about the efficacy of democracy. It’s all about balance.
This classic modern-style tuxedo sofa by KREISS Co. features a soft chenille upholstery. California casual meets sophisticated elegance.
98 in wide x 32 in tall x 42 in deep x 19 in seat height
$1295
It’s easy to see why your friends joke about you being a vampire. They have never seen you before the sun goes down, and you’re almost always dressed from head to toe in all black.
This large modern-style credenza was handcrafted in Italy in 1987. Credenza features a lacquered finish, interior glass shelves for storage, and two smaller drawers for silverware.
86 in wide x 32 in tall x 19 in deep
$1100
You’ve always had an affinity for interior design. While the neighbourhood kids were running amok outside, you were indoors rearranging your room according to the principles of feng shui.
Each of these cobalt blue modernist club chairs was crafted by GUBI Design of Denmark in 1989. Pair features a hip, comfy design and a classy leather trim.
33 in wide x 30 in deep x 28 in tall
$494/each
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