When is the last time you actually had pictures printed? The easiest way to make any space instantly cozier is to add pictures of loved ones. Try it!
This vintage studded frame will give the goofiest of selfies a sophisticated warmth.
5 in x 7 in
$49
Daisies were named according to their "rise and shine" time. This cheerful flower opens up just as dawn is breaking and the day is beginning.
This vintage artwork of daisies crafted out of paper mâché c. 1970.
32 in tall x 37 in wide
$195
Grading essays, writing tests and reading literature to possibly include in upcoming lectures are a few of your favorite things. Though you're certain you'll open some minds this semester, you are most looking forward to opening your own even further.
This classic Asian-style arm chair features a brown silk upholstery.
28 in wide x 30 in deep x 33 in tall
$225
Visting the Vatican, a city-state surrounded by Rome, is not for those with weak necks or claustrophobia. After reserving your place in line, you'll be shuffled into the Sistine Chapel like cattle; shoulder to shoulder with tourists from all over the world, head tilted back, eyes pointed up. You'll need a glass of wine and a warm bath after that fresco fiasco.
This black and white print of the Vatican is from the mid-century.
22 in tall x 29 in wide
$89
Your kids tease you that you are the last man on Earth that regularly buys and listens to compact discs. You always respond with, "actually I'm a trendsetter, CDs are the new vinyl."
This 1980s lucite CD stand passes no judgment and makes no assumptions.
12 in wide x 37 in tall
$79
You are only as stylish as the company you keep. Surround yourself with sophisticated furnishings and you'll be surprised at the inspiration that follows.
This classic French-style armchair with original finish was crafted in Montreal, Canada and features a unique x-design on the back.
24 in wide x 24 in deep x 38 in tall
$179
The wind doesn't calm simply because you scream "too much." Sometimes (most times) things won't go as planned, but by changing your perception, you'll remain calmer than the eye of the storm.
This 1976 French yacht print by M. Mouly gives me all the feels.
24 in tall x 34 in wide
$195
Ordinarily, placing a boisterous red arm chair in your minimalist living room would be a big "no," but rules were meant to be broken, weren't they?
This 1980s-style red leather arm chair is too cool for rules.
30 in wide x 38 in deep x 30 in tall
$225
The second part of your life begins when you realize you don't need a specific occasion to bake (and enjoy) a cake.
This classic brass ball table would make the perfect gluten-free, sugar-free, flavor-free cake stand.
12 in wide x 20 in tall
$95
The 1950s were a period of major transition for Japan. The US, a former enemy, was starting to become an ally. Japanese people began adopting certain aspects of American culture such as hula-hooping, rock n' roll, and baseball.
This vintage miniature screen was hand crafted and hand painted in Japan in 1950.
35 in wide x 50 in tall
$195
There are two things you make sure to do whenever you travel to a new city; try the local cuisine, and hit up a few antique/second hand stores. Who needs museums when you have food and vintage?
This 1983 "Spago" Los Angeles Food Festival poster is making me hungry.
18 1/2 in wide x 39 1/2 in tall
$95
We are all very familiar with the trite depressed artist narrative. A lot of art is indeed inspired by tragedy, that's why it's so refreshing to see a painting celebrating the mundane parts of life.
This 1970's Central American painting is bursting with brightness. Someone pass me my sunglasses.
16 in tall x 12 in wide
$49
Dark wood carries a sort of trust and credibility that teak and oak will never be able to emulate. It's like asking advice from your grandma versus your 7-year-old niece.
Each of these timeless mahogany night stands features two drawers and original brass hardware.
27 in tall x 18 in wide x 15 in deep.
$295 (pair)
Just because you are an early adopter of the latest and greatest technology, doesn't mean you feel the same way about furniture. There is some truth to the phrase "they just don't make 'em like they used to" especially when referring to comfy seats like this one.
This mid-century desk chair features an adjustable seat back.
32 in tall x 20 in wide x 24 in deep.
$195
Sure, working from home has its disadvantages (like missing out on water cooler banter), but you'd have to say there are far more pros than cons like not waking up with an alarm, not having to sit in traffic, and getting to pick out your own office furniture.
This classic 1970's wicker vanity comes with its own matching chair. How cute.
40 in wide x 30 in tall x 20 in deep
$295
Home is the place you not only recharge your iPhone but also your mind. When it feels like your head is going to explode and you could not possibly take on another task -- retreat, retreat, retreat.
This 1970's turnwood floor lamp is spiraling out of control (but, you know, in a good way.)
55 in tall x 12 in base
$195
You miss 100% of the shots you take in the dark.
This 1970's brass floor lamp is just hanging around, waiting to make his move.
59 in tall x 11 in base x 29 in adjustable arm
$195
Standing ovation. Round of applause. Take a bow.
This 1970s alligator naugahyde side chair knows what’s up.
37 in tall x 18 in wide x 18 in deep x 19 in seat height
$125
You bend. I bend. Our backs might hurt once we finally meet in the middle, but what doesn’t kill us makes us stronger.
This mid-century two-way adjustable floor lamp knows that being in a relationship requires flexibility (and patience, lots of patience.)
54 in tall x 13 in wide x 11 in base
$149
Better to remain silent and be thought a fool than to speak and to remove all doubt.
This mid-century teak side table wants to be seen, but you know, not heard.
16 in tall x 24 in wide x 19 in deep
$95
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