Make America Social Again! Sure, you may not vibe with your neighbor’s decorative gnome collection, but that doesn’t mean you can’t invite him over for a friendly Scrabble competition. Let the games begin!
This 1980s round oak dining table features a chunky, butcher block-style design.
30 t x 44 r
$495
Crumpets and tea or Diet Coke and Cheez-Its? No matter your snack preferences, this chair judges not.
This vintage wing chair was handmade in New York by Harden and features a matching ottoman.
32 d x 36 w x 45 t with 21 seat height.
$395
When life gets hectic, your first instinct might be to book a vacation ASAP, but have you tried Zenifying your home or office space first?
This set of three antique Japanese paintings is the ultimate Zen transformation.
14 x 55 each
$595
Why give flowers and other fleeting gifts when you can give things that keep on keeping on for years to come?
Each of these vintage botanical artworks comes in a custom frame.
21 w x 25 t
$149/each
Extra storage to the rescue! No matter what room you need to tidy up, this beautiful teak bookcase will deliver.
This teak bookcase from Denmark features an adjustable shelf and doubles as a hall cabinet.
36 w x 12 d x 30 t
$295
If you’re still clinging on to your old CDs, DVDs, or (gasp!!) VHS tapes, no shame, but please, dear god, at least tuck them into something stylish and unassuming.
This 1960s teak cabinet made in Denmark by Hundevad features a sliding tambour door and adjustable shelving. Perfect as a dresser, bar cabinet, or record stand.
36 w x 17.5 d x 33.5 t
$595
Out with the messy mudroom and in with the fetching foyer.
This Mid-century cabinet features a cane-style trim and would be perfect paired with an eye-catching mirror in the foyer, hallway, or anywhere else you might need a little extra storage.
36 w x 14 d x 28 t
$350
Doomsday cabinet, but make it fancy. If you need a place to store your canned soup, dry beans, and wet wipes - look no futher.
This French-style cabinet was handcrafted in North Carolina by Heritage features a handy shelf and doubles as a media console (or doomsday survival kit).
48 w x 16 d x 30 t
$395
This green paint is what cheese whiz is to a boring saltine. Lighten up, darling!
This 1960s Regency dresser is giving Dorothy Draper. Exuberant dresser features three drawers and a Spanish decadence.
17 d x 30 w x 30 t
$395
Whether your goal is to host a chess championship with your brainiest co-workers or sip expensive cognac with your octogenarian neighbor, this sofa will cover all the bases.
This Contemporary-style sofa is not only very comfortable but also durably upholstered in full-grain cognac leather.
90 w x 36 d x 31 t. With 19 seat height.
$950
This 1960’s Mexican provincial style dresser by Stanley Furniture of Virginia features an upper bookcase (or shelf space for your Lububu collection). This desk was originally part of the “Olé” series, a popular line in the late 60s and early 70s, and was intended to give your kids fun furniture with a fiesta vibe that they would age like fine tequila.
42 w x 18 d x 70 t
$595
This 1960s Mexican provincial-style desk by Stanley Furniture of Virginia features an upper bookcase. This desk was part of the “Olé” series, a popular line in the late 60s and early 70s, and was intended to give your kids fun furniture with a fiesta vibe that they could appreciate throughout the years.
48 w x 23 d x 64 t
$595
This week’s vintage arrivals are here to prove it: elegance isn’t about how much you spent—it’s about how well you curate.
Read MoreCrafting always sounds like a relaxing way to spend the evening—but dragging supplies out of the garage, setting up in a dimly lit dining room, and then trying to feel inspired? Exhausting. But what if everything was already in place? What if all you had to do… was open a door.
This antique roll-top secretary desk was handcrafted in Atchison, Kansas circa 1880 from solid walnut. With a spacious bookcase, multiple drawers, and a pull-out work surface, it’s the kind of setup that makes creativity feel effortless.
88 t x 39 w x 23 d
$795.
Lounging in bed all day used to be seen as lazy—now it’s a quiet act of rebellion in a world that glorifies burnout and hustle. So, embrace your inner contrarian and curate your ultimate cozy cocoon: savory snacks, fully charged devices, and maybe a few gummy vitamins to balance out the bed rot.
This pair of mid-century nightstands, finished in warm walnut, features a drawer and cabinet space—perfect for stashing your soft life essentials like chargers, creams or whatever your version of comfort requires.
24 w x 16 d x 26 t.
$495
Let’s bring back the magic of the lacquered screen. Who needs to get rid of everything that doesn’t spark joy when you can just unfold one of these and hide the mess like a real adult? Surprise guests? No problem. Just pop open the screen and pray they won’t need to use the bathroom.
This four-panel Chinese lacquered screen is beautifully hand-painted—floral details even on the back—for maximum elegance and maximum cover-up.
64 w x 72 t
$495
Picture this: you invite three of your closest friends over for a feedback feast. Everyone brings a favorite dish, shares their goals, and offers thoughtful input on how to reach them. Everyone leaves with a full belly, a full heart—and a solid dose of accountability.
This set of four armchairs, made from hardwood, features a cane trim.
25 w x 23 d x 34 t with 18 seat height
$595/set
Let’s be real—anything with a “colonial” label is a little problematic these days. But can we all agree that the furniture is absolute fire?
This pair of vintage colonial-style nightstands was crafted with birch.
20.5 w x 15 d x 25 t
$395
Just because your aesthetic says “serious queen with impeccable standards” doesn’t mean you don’t love a little plebian gossip.
This vintage high-back sofa, with its turned wood legs and plush silk-and-down cushions, is perfect for sipping—or spilling—the tea.
81 w x 34 d x 42 t with 18 seat height
$995
You spent your 20s chasing passport stamps and sleeping in crammed hostels, your 30s searching for a purpose and hustling to get ahead. Now, in your 40s, you finally get to enjoy the fruits of your labor—no FOMO, no rushing, just deep appreciation. What a privilege it is to grow older.
This vintage 1980s oak reading chair and ottoman is the perfect landing pad for a well-traveled soul—equal parts comfort, character, and cure for wanderlust.
33 d x 28 w x 38 t with 18 seat height
$595
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