This pair of French-style nightstands by Bassett features two large drawers — just the place to keep a worn copy of The Stranger by Camus, a bottle of Chanel No. 5, and a secret stash of Valrhona chocolate for late-night indulgence. Très chic, $395.
27 w x 25.5 t x 16 d.
This pair of French leather armchairs was crafted in Italy (of all places) — the kind of chairs that make you feel like you’ve claimed the best little bistro table on the street. Order an espresso, steal a bite of someone’s croissant, maybe finish it off with a cannoli. No one is rushing you here, $195 each.
23 w x 22 d x 39 t with 19 seat height.
Warm wood, woven rush seats, and just enough rustic charm to make you pour another glass of wine and stay at the table awhile.
Handmade in Italy, this set of four country-style dining chairs, $595.
22 w x 22 d x 37 t with 19 seat height
This mid-century California landscape painting is a little time capsule back to a simpler era — rolling hills, warm light, and that dreamy West Coast calm that makes you feel like you just stepped out of the city for the weekend.
This mid-century California landscape painting comes framed and ready to hang, $159.
17 x 20
There’s nothing wrong with wanting the simple life.
These four colonial-style chairs were handcrafted in maple, $395.
18 w x 19 d x 38 t
If rabbits weren’t cute enough, here’s a delightful little fact: when rabbits feel excited or safe, they do a joyful jump called a “binky.” They leap into the air, twist their bodies, and kick their feet — pure, unfiltered bunny happiness.
This vintage basket captures that same playful spirit, featuring a sweet bunny with charming bamboo ears. A whimsical piece that’s equal parts practical and adorable, $30.
7 w x 9 d x 10 t
Keeping a stiff upper lip isn’t required in this house. Around here, we spotlight the full human experience — the feelings, the breakdowns, the heartbreaks… and the glow that gets you through it all.
This 1980s embossed lamp by Stiffel features a striking “snakeskin” leather wrap with classic brass trim. A bold little conversation piece with just the right amount of drama, $295.
8 x 58
Taking your power back is exhausting, don’t forget to lean back in a wingback from time to time.
This custom wingback-style sofa offers the finest in American craftsmanship and comfort, $695.
82 w x 40 d x 38 t with 20 seat height.
If you can’t make it to a Sedona vortex in Arizona, a strong energy current that presumably fosters spiritual growth and healing, the next best thing is hanging this quirky print on your wall.
This “Shamans of Sedona” cat print comes with an ornately carved frame, $95.
17 x 20
This vintage mahogany sideboard isn’t just storage — it’s ceremony.
With designated space for your linens, china, and silverware, it’s ready for dinner parties, holiday spreads, or that one night a year you decide to plate everything properly, $450.
58 w x 20 d x 35 t
This antique Sheraton-style sideboard is not subtle — and frankly, it doesn’t need to be.
Featuring intricate inlaid wood detailing and its original hardware, it’s the kind of piece that assumes you own a decanter, use the word “evening,” and absolutely know which fork to pick, $695.
60 w x 23 d x 39 t
If you don’t budge, we won’t judge. This sofa has a way of hugging all the right parts and relieving all the stress you’ve been collecting for, oh, I don’t know, decades?
This full grain leather Stressless sofa by Ekornes in Norway features a reclining seat back and teak wood trim.
91 w x 33 d x 38 t with 16.5 seat height
$1295
Oh how times have changed. You used to drop it like it’s hot in front of a crowded club, now you drop your dining table for a very intimate dinner for two.
This antique drop leaf dining table was crafted in cherry wood, c.1900, $495.
40 x 47 x 29
Some people have a “junk drawer” but that’s not enough to contain your chaos. You need a whole chest. No shame, only smart and sexy storage.
This traditional colonial style chest features 8 drawers and is perfect for foyer or hallway, $250.
13 d x 39 w x 30 t
You’ve heard of underwear with the days of the week… but have you heard of a dresser that can actually keep up?
This Drexel French Country dresser features nine drawers — enough room for your Monday-through-Sunday, your backup personalities, and your oversized t-shirts from high school you’ll never part with, $595.
65 w x 19 d x 32
This 1920s mahogany console/library table didn’t survive Prohibition just to be a dust collector. She’s here to hold your crystal decanter, a stack of scandalous hardcovers, and a bottle of your finest — poured neat, obviously.
This 1920s mahogany console/library table is multi-functional, $295.
19 x 50 w x 31 t
Feeling good, feeling great. Now where do I put this empty plate?
This antique mahogany table is the perfect snack companion just make sure to stock up on some coasters, $250.
19 x 19 x 29 t
No one reads magazines anymore. But this sling will proudly hold your iPad, your remotes, your Takis stash, your beef sticks, and whatever chaotic snack haul you grabbed at 9:47 p.m. because “I deserve a little treat.”
This 1980s oak floor lamp features a magazine sling and side table, $249.
16 x 16 x 59 t
Owls don’t just watch — they observe. With vision built for the dark and a memory that helps them recognize patterns and faces, you get the sense they’re judging you from near and far.
This 1990s ceramic owl vase knows who’s who — perched quietly, keeping tabs on the room, and absolutely aware of who double-dipped at the snack table, $39.
7 x 6 x 13
A balloon animal that doesn’t burst? Now we’re talking. All the childhood whimsy, none of the tragic pop mid-party — just permanent joy with zero lung capacity required.
This multi-colored ceramic monkey is absolutely bananas, $69.
9 x 5 x 7
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