The rough edges and brutal mix of materials might intimidate those that don't understand and appreciate the true meaning of beauty. Elegance and strength complement one another completely.
This 1960s swag light was crafted from metal and bubbled amber glass.
30 in tall x 8 in deep
$249
We won't judge you if you keep your In Touch issues stuffed in your nightstands and your Scientific American magazines on display in the living room (we do it too.)
This vintage rattan magazine rack is charming and practical.
22 in wide x 12 in deep x 20 in tall
$69
When the sun sets, it casts a quiet spell on all that it previously illuminated. "You've worked hard today, you can relax now."
These 1970s vintage art pieces feature botanical designs with scenic backgrounds.
Various sizes
$49-69
If you do anything long enough, you'll be an expert. Eventually, you'll have so much confidence doing this thing, that you'll successfully convince someone to pay you to do it. Once that day comes, you'll be able to buy beautiful things. Moral of the story? Keep going!
This 1940s glass ball lamp features a marble base and eagle design.
18 in tall x 4 in wide
$95
Writing a science fiction novel is officially starting to mess with your head. No longer is a desk lamp just a lamp. Instead, it's a hovering spaceship preparing to land.
This mid-century metal desk lamp is flexible.
20 in wide x 12 in tall x 14 in deep
$69
As a child, you dabbled in just about every sport out there. Though you never took home any trophies or champion titles while playing Double Dutch, you sure loved spending recess, afternoons, and block parties jumping and twirling.
This vintage metal candle holder features three girls playing double dutch jump rope.
12 in wide x 5 in deep x 8 in tall
$39
While some women are on the hunt f or the perfect pout, you're busy scouring flea markets, eBay and estate sales for art that embodies sensuality and playfulness. Look no further.
This large lips painting circa was painted by Allie O'Leary in 1977.
40 in wide x 40 in tall
$495
If you pile sweet treats onto a botanically themed platter, you'll not only be saving the planet one paper plate at a time, but you'll likely feel less guilty about all the calories you're consuming since the color green has a harmonious side effect.
This large vintage ceramic platter features a Leaf motif.
18 in round
$95
You're going to have to step up your coffee table book game once this elegant treasure is in your home -- because any old book just won't do.
This scalloped-style coffee table features a brass-hoofed foot detailing and is made of wood, glass, and metal
38 in round x 16 in tall
$350
When you finally get some downtime (which is rare), you prefer to stay cozied up at home living vicariously through adventerous protagonists than out and about painting the town red.
This whimsical green acrylic floor lamp features metal detailing and a ceramic base.
60 in tall x 3 in wide
$175
Though you may not have as much time to read as you wish, you can certainly pay tribute to all the novels that have sent you to a deep sleep.
This set of marble "Sleeping Hombres" bookends would be a charming addition to your office shelf.
7 in tall x 5 in wide x 3 in deep
$49
Ceramic sculptures and glass vases have about as much chance of survival in your house as a bug heading straight for your windshield. Toddlers are like bulls in a china shop.
This vintage bull sculpture was carved from wood.
14 in wide x 9 in tall x 4 in deep
$49
Taking up a new sport is a lot of hard work. Not only do you have to coordinate practice times into your already hectic schedule, but you also have to make sure you don't look like a complete noob. This means you'll need the right gear (clothes and accessories).
This 1970s leather tennis bag was handcrafted in Brazil. There is plenty of storage space for racquets, balls, and even a lined pouch for soiled items.
28 in wide x 9 in deep x 13 in tall
$79.00
Flowers are beautiful on their own, but if you're gifting a bundle of buds, don't forget to present them in a unique way. You want your gift to live longer than a week, don't you?
These beautiful art glass vases were handcrafted in Damascus, Syria.
$29 - $95
You would much rather curl up with a good book on a cozy sofa than do just about anything. Luckily you have a fat cat who feels the same way.
This classic chenille sofa features a low back and square arms.
37 in deep x 90 in wide x 28 in tall
$595
You take the role of "dinner party host" very seriously. Guests can expect a plethora of crudités, several main courses (complete with vegetarian options), and wine glasses that are always half full.
This mid-century style credenza by Glenn of California features a large cabinet space and a drawer for linens or silverware.
72 in wide x 20 in deep x 30 in tall
$595
Gluten free, dairy free, preservative free. No matter what kind of cookies you stuff in here, your kids will be absolutely delighted to take a bite.
This vintage stoneware cookie jar is sweeter than the sweets you’ll put inside.
11 in tall x 8 in wide x 7 in deep
$39
Everyone knows that little girls are made of sugar and spice and everything nice. Though you may be grown now and have girls of your own, you still adore everything splashed with pink.
This set of four 1960s vintage tulip-style chairs will make you feel like you live in your own private cupcake shop.
25 in wide x 22 in deep x 31 in tall
$395/set
With this colorfully bejeweled and adorned bowl in the room, you'll instantly spice up any brunch, tea party, or drab Monday.
This large ceramic bowl by Mary Rose Young features a flower and jewel design. Bowl was crafted in England in 2002.
15 in round x 8 in tall
$175
Regardless of how strong the storm is, you always have each other to hold onto. Life is not always easy but it is definitely rewarding.
This vintage ceramic sculpture by Hager Pottery was crafted in 1990. This would make a great for any couple celebrating a wedding or an anniversary.
15 in round x 15 in tall
$59
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