These boots weren’t made for walking. They were made for holding your umbrellas.
This mid-century umbrella / cane stand was hand-hammered by Enesco from metal.
22 in tall x 13 in wide x 7 in deep
$129
If you showed up to granny’s house with a missing button or torn shirt, you’d be shuffled immediately to her sewing room so she could fix you up!
This mid-century sewing basket by Singer is as cute as can be.
16 in tall x 13 in wide x 12 in deep
$49
You may not always fit in my arms, but you will always be my baby.
This mid-century carving of a man and child from Kenya is simply elegant.
12 in x 4 in x 4 in
$39
You may not know a thing about wines (except that you prefer red over white), but you do become the life of the party after a glass or two.
This 1981 wine poster has been aged to perfection.
25 in wide x 36 in tall
$149
If you’re in need of some lightening up, the easiest thing you can do is flip a switch.
This vintage lamp by Rembrandt Lighting features a base that resembles a palm tree trunk.
24 in tall x 7 in wide
$195
You aren’t supposed to judge a book by its cover but you can certainly judge them by how attractive their bookends are (just kidding, don’t do that either.) Instead, judge them if they don’t have any books at all!!
This pair of 1950s leather bookends from Italy is embossed.
6 in x 6 in
$59
It ain’t easy being tweedy. Whether you love to track trending hashtags, refresh your Instagram feed, or do some good old fashioned Facebook stalking, this chair has your back (and your butt.)
This classic 1970’s arm chair features a cane trim and tweed fabric.
26 in wide x 24 in deep x 31 in tall
$179
Since you and your partner are both self-taught painters, you share the same disdain for art school graduates.
This pair of vintage bamboo and leather easels are equally pleasant.
64 in tall x 22 in wide
$89/each
There isn’t a lot whiskey can’t fix. Especially when it’s accompanied by some bitters, sweet vermouth and a cherry on top. Bottoms up!
This mid-century metal floor lamp is adjustable.
50 in tall x 14 in deep
$129
You don’t have to live in a treehouse to weave nature into your lifestyle. It can be as simple as investing in some indestructible house plants, getting some of those pine scented plug ins, and adorning your abode with thoughtful items such as these end tables.
These handcrafted nightstands have a real twig and leaf detailing, metal bands woven into a handcrafted top, a drawer and a lower shelf.
22 in wide x 14 1/2 in deep x 22 in tall
$295
Choose a few of your favorite items (a cozy arm chair, an elegant table lamp, and a vintage landscape painting) and create a "safe space" in your home. Go there when you feel overwhelmed or stressed out.
This 1960s Asian style lamp was hand painted.
8 in wide x 26 in tall
$129
You don't remember much from grade school but at least you can recall the order of the colors in a rainbow with this helpful acronym: Roy G. Biv.
This 1981 Cincinnati Ballet print is a rainbow of delight.
20 1/2 in tall x 40 1/2 in wide
$149
Growing up in the Southwest was bittersweet. Though you still miss the smell of the earth after the monsoons, you don't miss the blistering heat of the summer.
This classic mission style sofa features a wooden frame and Southwestern upholstery.
33 in tall x 37 in deep x 87 in long
$595
I love this painting because it showcases otherwise heroic characters in a very nonheroic way. We are usually used to seeing knights in noble poses or perhaps even in battle. How trite, right? What really interests me is discovering how they spent the time in between; like did they have to run to the cobbler to pick up their battle boots?
This mid-century painting of knights would be great in a study or library.
28 in tall x 32 in wide
$195
When the table that you plan on placing decorative items becomes the only decorative item you want to showcase, you are officially in a pickle. Less is still more, right?
This vintage Parsons-style console table features cork and amber glass inlays.
59 in wide x 24 in tall x 14 in deep
$295
The best place to consume a novel would be on a sunny beach somewhere, perhaps with a mojito (or La Croix) in hand. If you don't live near a beach (or you are sand averse), the next best place would be in a cozy arm chair in the comfort of your own home.
This vintage adjustable brass floor lamp features a leaf-style shade.
42 in tall x 17 in deep
$179
When is the last time you carved out a chunk of time to reflect on all the beautiful experiences you've had in your life? Gratitude leads to happiness....every time.
This classic crystal lamp by Safran & Glucksman Co. is commanding in a gentle way.
9 in wide x 24 in tall
$169
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
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