Since the pandemic continues to disrupt your Sunday brunch plans, you’ve had to get creative in the kitchen. French toast, waffles, and eggs benedict are three of your specialties (and Cinnamon Toast Crunch when you really want to indulge).
This Milo-Baughman dining table is perfect for the breakfast room or small dining room.
36 x 36 x 29
$495
Staying in five-star hotels around the world is not an option right now, true. But that shouldn’t stop you from appreciating the finer things in life. Consider upgrading your house to mimic the luxuriousness of a fancy hotel.
This pair of vintage Bruno chairs from Italy are striped and sassy.
23 w x 21 d x 32 t
$349 each
Need some inspiration for some hearty meals with loved ones or how about some heartfelt love letters to loved ones? The choice is yours.
This mid-century dining table by Monteverdi-Young can also be used as a large desk.
72 l x 38 w x 28 t
$895
Classic, unpretentious, and functional - what more could you ask for?
This mid-century 8-drawer chest sits on a metal base and features an original finish, hardware, and a clean, understated design. Style can be attributed to Founders- Milo Baughman.
19 d x 66 w x 32 t
$949
Being an adult means you don’t have to wait for a holiday for someone to buy you a nice gift. You can buy your own gift whenever you damn well please!
This fully upholstered 1980s bench features a wicked striped pink fabric.
50 l x 18 t x 19 d
$249
Setting sail doesn’t sound half bad right about now, am I right?
This etched brass tall ship artwork by Rudy Lechleiter was crafted in 1977.
36 x 36
$295
Slip into something sexy, and no we’re not talking about a negligee. We’re talking about your sweatpants (because what’s sexier than comfort) and this comfy couch.
This contemporary-style forest green leather sofa features a low back and rounded arms.
90 l x 36 d x 32 t
$795
The dining table is so much more these days; it’s also a craft table, a school desk, a Zoom book club space, and a place where you can prepare dinner as a family. It’s good to be home.
This 1980s custom Parsons-style oak dining table features a parquet design and removable extension,
42 square or 57 long by 30 tall
$495
More time at home can mean one thing and one thing only, more online shopping. Now if only you had somewhere you could put all those delicate items….
This classic French-style lingerie chest by Thomasville features 7 drawers and original hardware.
22 w x 16 d x 58 t
$295
When you’ve got style, you (and everyone else around you) just know. Slow clap for the best-dressed duo in the room.
This pair of marble top commodes/large nightstands by Drexel Heritage feature plenty of drawer and cabinet space and an antiqued Italian finish. Pair would also make great bar cabinets or restroom vanities.
43 w x 18 d x 32.5 t
$449 each
Remember when we used to throw decadent dinner parties and invite our friends and colleagues over for a relaxing night in? The only thing we are throwing these days is our hands up in despair. Take it easy, sweetie, when this is all over we’ll throw one hell of a shindig!
This mid-century hutch/credenza by Stanley features a display, a drawer, original hardware and cabinet space. Hutch comes in two pieces for easy transport.
64 w x 19 d x 73 t
$695
If the idea of being hand-fed a bunch of grapes sounds appealing, you might be a goddess. Live in the lap of luxury you lucky lady, you.
This mid-century brutalist lotus coffee table attributed to Silas Seandell belongs in the decadent chamber of a Greek Goddess.
60 w x 30 d x 16 t
$749
With a mix of style and functionality, these lamps are just what the Medicine Man ordered.
This pair of mid-century Native American pottery lamps are believed to be Acuna pottery from New Mexico. The bottom is signed “Nickett” with a painted feather logo.
11 w x 32 t
$295/pair
Since the Pandemic, the phrase “home office” has received some new descriptors: Zoom fatigue, sweatpant Mondays, and daily Amazon deliveries.
This vintage wicker desk comes with a matching chair.
41 w x 22 d x 31 t
$249
Hygge is a Danish word that means “cozy”. You can use it when acknowledging a feeling or moment, whether alone or with friends, at home or at home (because where else are you going these days?) Let’s be real, with winter around the corner we could all use some more Hygge in our lives.
This mid-century oak dresser features six drawers and a unique boomerang design on the front. Don’t worry, there’s plenty of space for your fluffy sock collection. Cozy mode starts…NOW.
32 t x 57 l x 18.5 d
$449
Black and gold just screams “LOOK AT ME” - which is a fitting mantra for a mirror. Go ahead, take a look.
This vintage black and gold medallion mirror is an art deco daydream.
32 Round
$169
Cobalt blue not only suggests richness but it also gives off friendly and trustworthy vibes. If you are in need of some serious soothing and calmness (and let’s be real — we ALL do right now!!), never underestimate the power of color.
Each of these large ceramic lamps sits on a wooden base.
9 x 33
$249/pair
Reading has been making a huge comeback. When you’ve reached Netflix burnout and can’t listen to another damn podcast, crack open one of your many books and read it for a chance. Your brain will thank you dearly.
This classic tri-level bookcase features a brass band trim.
47 l x 36 t x 16 d
$295
One could imagine these whimsical nightstands in a crooked wooden house in the middle of the forest, with smoke billowing out of its chimney.
This pair of whimsical French nightstands features two drawers and original hardware and was handcrafted in the USA.
25 w x 25 t x 16 d
$395/pair
Spending a lot more time at home has been good for one thing at least; it’s made you seriously rethink your flippant design choices of home decor.
This set of six mahogany Chippendale chairs were handcrafted in Wellington Hall North Carolina.
24 w x 20 d x 41 t.
$395
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