This one is floating through life with zero stress. Lucky b*tch.
With its floating pedestal base, warm walnut finish, drawer, shelf, and glass top, this LANE nightstand is somehow more put together than most of us before 9 a.m.
17 d x 22 t x 22 w
$295
Top of the morning to all the leather daddies who need their caffeine fix before getting suited up.
This vintage leather-topped mahogany coffee table features a convenient drawer and handsome brass casters, ready to roll wherever your morning ritual takes you.
19 d x 50 w x 16 t
$395
Rustic pine is the golden retriever of the furniture world—unpretentious, inviting, and easy to love.
This pair of rustic pine nightstands is just begging for a permanent place in your bedroom.
17 d x 28 w x 27 t
$350
Fun fact: Georgian furniture borrowed ideas from ancient Greece and Rome, which is why the style still feels timeless today.
This pair of Georgian-style nightstands is a classic addition to any bedroom, blending traditional design with everyday function.
15.5 d x 26 w x 27 t
$495
Coffee tables have a front-row seat to life's best moments—from greasy Chinese takeout dates to game nights to movie nights. This one is ready for its next chapter.
This mid-century style walnut coffee table was crafted in Virginia by LANE, $395.
54 w x 24 d x 16 t
$395
Ginger jar lamps began as traditional Chinese storage jars for ginger and spices. After people started converting them into lamps, the name stuck—and now refers to the iconic rounded silhouette.
This pair of large ginger jar lamps was made in California.
9 x 32
$249
A group of zebras is called a dazzle. ✨ Add one of these to your living room, and you've got yourself a little razzle dazzle.
This tray top coffee table features a zebra design.
20 d x 30 w x 21 t
$295
Because everyday life deserves a touch of grandeur.
This Drexel tray top coffee table exudes an 18th century style.
18 d x 20 w x 38 w
$295
Forks weren't common during the Tudor period—most people ate with knives, spoons, and their fingers. So if you're planning a Tudor-themed dinner party, make sure to hide the forks and stock up on a Costco packet of napkins.
This set of four English Tudor-style walnut dining chairs was crafted in 1920.
19 x 19 x 42 t with 19 seat height
$495
Warning: May cause an uncontrollable urge to write highly dramatic letters with a quill pen.
This Dutch-style fully inlayed secretary desk features inlays on the top, front and sides and three drawers for extra storage. Desk was made in Europe.
37 w x 19 d x 51 t
Hot take: Aliens are real, and they approve of this lamp.
This classic orb floor lamp attributed to Restoration Hardware features various size lucite orbs on a nickel finished base. Beam it up before someone else does.
10 x 60
$295
The ocean is nature's woodworker, transforming ordinary branches into beautifully sculpted driftwood over time.
This vintage table lamp is crafted from driftwood that wandered rivers and oceans for years before finding its way to your home.
7 x 12 x 22
$149
Did you know that tea is the second most consumed beverage in the world after water?
This traditional tray-top tea table happily serves Earl Grey, chamomile, (or your trusty cup of Folgers if you’re Team Coffee.)
18 x 28
$195
Decorating a farmhouse bedroom, cozy cabin, guest room, or any space that could use a touch of timeless solid wood charm?
This rustic pine highboy dresser features classic iron hardware (John Wayne not included 😉), six spacious drawers, and the kind of craftsmanship that's hard to find today. Warm, sturdy, and full of character, it's as practical as it is beautiful.
18 x 36 x 52t
$395
Fun fact: Berkey & Gay played a major role in earning Grand Rapids, Michigan, its reputation as "Furniture City." During the late 19th and early 20th centuries, the company became one of America's premier furniture makers, known for producing beautifully crafted pieces inspired by European styles. Today, original Berkey & Gay furniture is highly sought after by collectors.
This set of four cane back dining chairs was handcrafted in Grand Rapids Michigan c. 1920 by Berkey & Gay Furniture Co.
18 d x 20 w x 36 t with 18 seat height
$495 set
For those who believe a coffee table should complement a room rather than consume it, this 1930s mahogany table is just the right size. Ideal for apartments, reading nooks, and people who have learned the hard way that not every piece of furniture needs to be supersized.
This 1930’s Mahogany Coffee Table is perfectly apartment-sized.
18 d x 15.5 w x 31 w
$195
As they say, "When you're here, you're family." Place these lamps in your home and don't be surprised if guests linger a little longer, conversations stretch late into the evening, and someone inevitably asks for your secret carbonara recipe.
This pair of vintage wood lamps was crafted in Italy and brings a touch of warmth, hospitality, and timeless European charm to any space.
8.5 x 32
$295
They say an elephant never forgets, and this one certainly won't let your guests forget it either.
This very large elephant sculpture from the 1979’s is leather wrapped.
39 t x 39 d x 17 w
$350
When the Chinese food restaurant recognizes your voice and starts asking, "The usual?" before you've finished saying hello, it's time to embrace your destiny.
This pair of vintage bamboo lamps is wrapped in copper and features lucite bases and transforms any room into a stylish homage to your lifelong commitment to takeout.
64 t x 11 w x 8 d
$295/ each lamp
Renowned for its quality craftsmanship and classic New England-inspired designs, Conant Ball furniture remains highly sought after by collectors and those who appreciate well-made American antiques.
This set of 6 - 1920’s Windsor chairs were made in Massachusetts by Conant Ball Furniture.
17 w x 19 d x 37 t with 18 seat height
$595/set
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