Be warned - whoever tells you that life should be taken seriously is probably in serious need of some fun. Instead of listening to them, throw a game night and make it your personal mission to get them to crack a smile.
This 19th-century flip-top game table features a top that unfolds and swivels to create a playing surface. There is also a game-piece storage space under the top.
44 w x 21 d x 30 t when closed.
$450
Whether you’re thumbing through architecture magazines, destroying your friend in Wordle, or taking a quick siesta, this chair will have you feeling like a high-paid executive.
This Restoration Hardware deco-style leather club chair is not only a compact size but comfy too!
26 w x 28 d x27t with 17 seat height
$495
If rocking whilst sipping a glass of homemade lemonade sounds like a dream come true, look no further.
This antique bobbin leg wicker bench includes an original needlepoint cushion.
47 w x 24 d x 38 t. 17.5 seat height
$495
Console tables might be the most underrated and multifunctional piece of furniture out there. Display a vase of gorgeous flowers, a decorative bowl for your keys and wallet, or knickknacks collected from your travels abroad. The possibilities are endless.
This vintage faux bamboo console table with drawers was crafted by Heckman in Michigan.
48 w x 16 d x 28.5 t
$295
The great thing about mid-century furniture is that it will ALWAYS age well. Dress this sofa up or down depending on the season or your mood.
This mid-century style sofa was handcrafted by Room & Board and features a timeless and comfortable design with a low back, thin arms, and buttoned detailing.
85 w x 35 d x 30 t with 18 seat height.
$795
If there is anyone “extra” in your friend group, it’s you; the one who shows up to every event overdressed and at least half an hour late. It makes sense then that your home reflects the ornateness you display outwardly in public.
This antique Renaissance-style carved hall chair features crewel work fabric.
24 d x 23 w 52 t. 21 seat height
$350
You are what you think. If you want to appear a more luminous being, think positive thoughts, my dear. Repeat after me, I am a beautiful human worthy of love!
This large round 1980s pencil reed mirror is a reflection of you.
41 round
$295
Fit for a Roman goddess, this ornate coffee table also doubles as a catch-all for your piles of exotic fruits and mulled wine urns.
This mid-century iron coffee table features a gilded rope design and was made in Italy.
29.5 r x 16.5 t
$495
Starting a homestead is hard work. If you don’t know the difference between a grub hoe and a field hoe, rest assured, we don’t either. But luckily there are plenty of books on the topic. Before you buy your plot of land consider reading up on the essentials first.
This farmhouse-style coffee table in pine and iron was handcrafted in Brazil and features a lower shelf for coffee table books.
30 d x 41 w x 18 t
$295
Vinyl made a huge comeback, but unfortunately, CDs are still seen as kitsch by some and completely outdated and uncool to the rest. If you aren’t quite ready to part with your compact discs but are too shy to flaunt them openly, consider a tasteful storage cabinet. It’s only a matter of time before they too make a comeback.
This pair of mid-century teak storage cabinets were custom-made.
31 t x 16.5 d x 21.5 wide
$295 each
Creating your own personal meditation retreat is essential in this fast-paced world. Surround yourself with objects that invoke peace and relaxation and watch how your mood shifts.
This pair of vintage ceramic pagoda lamps will help create your ideal relaxation temple.
8 w x 4 d x 32 t
$249
Whether you’re a classic gin and tonic type or a modern mocktail aficionado, this table will give you all the feels.
This Barbara Barry mahogany cocktail table was crafted for Baker Furniture.
32 r x 24.5 t
$495
Let’s be real, you are probably never going to sit on this bench. Instead, it’s going to become your closet middleman. The place where your gently worn clothes rest before being relegated either to the laundry pile or allowed to hang loosely a few more times in the closet.
This large French-style silk bench would be perfect for the foot of the bed.
60 wx 20 d x 18.5 t
$295
There is something about that gold trim that is giving me serious presidential vibes.
This ebony finish arm chair features a gold trim by Ethan Allen.
23 w x 27 d x 37 t with 19 seat height
$295
They just don’t make them like this anymore. This is the kind of desk where you can complete more serious tasks such as ratifying contracts or more lighthearted ones such as gluing googly eyes on all of your husband’s pens. The choice is yours.
This 1940s mahogany vanity/desk features an inlayed design on the front.
48 w x19 d x 29.5 t
$395
If chairs (and teak furniture in general) really rev your engine, you’re gonna go full throttle at the sight of this handsome devil.
This teak chair by Johannes Andersen hails from Denmark.
20 w x20 d x 30 t with 17 seat height
$295
You know that little light of yours? We are all dying to know…are you gonna let it shine? Well, are you?
This 1980s-style plaster floor lamp features a pillar design.
12 x 62
$295
Finally! A flop that doesn’t make you feel like a flippin’ fool. Though you may have lost the bet, you get to sit at this table daily…so who is the real winner here?
This vintage flop top Mahogany card table/console table features a unique Georgian design and inlayed trim.
36 w x 30 t with top open
$595
Is anyone else getting waiting-room vibes from this Danish dream team?
This set of 6 teak armchairs was crafted in Denmark and features a stackable design.
26 wx 23 d x 32 t with 18 seat height
$795
If going through all your important papers has been on your mind but sounds about as fun as picking up sticks, well you’re in luck. You can buy a beautiful secretary desk such as this one and stuff your documents inside for another decade. Voila!
This vintage Chinese secretary desk was hand-painted and features carved stone inlays and a generous size drop-down work area.
36 w x 42 t
$595
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