Mahogany is like the superhero of woodworking! It’s incredibly strong and durable, yet flexible enough for carpenters to shape with ease. These towering trees, though endangered, can be sliced into impressively large sheets. Plus, mahogany has a nifty trick up its sleeve—it's naturally resistant to stains, keeping it looking fabulous for years!
This 1920’s French-style desk in mahogany is oh so chic, $395.
29.5 t x 30 d x 48 w
Craving a piece of Americana?
This vintage Zenith Radio Cabinet c. 1927 desk hails from the windy city of Chicago but has since been converted to a small desk.
$350
Mahogany was a preferred wood during the 18th and 19th centuries for crafting fine furniture and shipbuilding. Many antique pieces made from mahogany are still highly prized today.
This vintage mahogany desk features original brass hardware and a file drawer, $395.
46 w x 23 d x 30 t
Gampel Stoll Co., renowned for its luxurious and intricate furniture designs, is particularly famous for featuring elaborate hand-painted scenes and designs inspired by exotic locales and historical motifs, blending artistry with functionality. This distinctive style has made Gampel Stoll pieces highly sought after by collectors and interior designers aiming to add a touch of vintage glamour and sophistication to their spaces.
This 1970s lacquered elephant desk by Gampel Stoll Co., features elephant legs, a large drawer, and an original lacquer finish, $795.
32 d x 30 t x 60 w
One can imagine a renowned novelist furiously typing countless tales in the middle of the night at this elegant desk. Its rich, worn leather and polished wood invite you to add your own stories to its history, making it a charming centerpiece for any creative space.
This vintage leather top desk features a pen holder tray and file drawer and was handcrafted in the USA, $495.
48 w x 24 d x 30 t
Regardless of your political preference, I think we can all agree that this Cabinet should get the majority vote.
This campaign-style cabinet features a shelf making it the perfect media or record stand, $295.
17.5 d x 39.5 w x 28 t
One peak of this teak is all you need to kick off your week.
This teak media cabinet or credenza features a rounded front and one large shelf inside, $450
48 w x 28 t x 26 d.
If you dream it, this table will help you achieve it. Want to lead ceramic workshops in your living room? Fancy a collage night with your best pals? Longing to get into lego building?
This large mid-century project desk features two drawers and original hardware, $495.
59 w x 32 d x 29 t.
A sideboard is a timeless piece of furniture that continues to meet your needs as they change throughout the years. Need an entertainment center for your bachelor pad? Check. Need a place to store files in your office? Check. Need a storage space for the dishes you inherited from your great aunt in your dining room? Check.
This 1930s mahogany sideboard features a drawer and cabinet space.
45 w x 20 d x 39 t.
$395
The only thing you need to write your great American novel now is a typewriter. There’s nothing that cures writer’s block faster than the click-clacking of the keys.
This 1940s walnut desk was handmade.
20 d x 48 w x 29 t
$395
If you are a gadget, gizmo, and thingamabobber collector, and you’re collection is nearly complete, you’ll love this piece.
This Victorian-era Cortecelli Silk thread general store showcase is one of a kind.
23 w x 17 d x 30 t
$795
Waiting for your knight in shining armor? Look no further! Just pay no attention to the lady in the corner.
This beautifully crafted 19th-century Walnut Neo-Gothic credenza cabinet features a bronze trim, drawer, cabinet space, and a bronze knight and lady in each upper corner.
31 w x 17 d x 40 t
$950.
You may not be Charles Dickens or Bram Stoker level of creative, but you’re a writer nonetheless. Channel your favorite Victorian author whilst scribbling away at this desk.
This Victorian desk features a cane trim and a large drawer.
42 w x 26 d x 30 t
$395
Desk by day, an impressive vanity by night. I have faith that you’ll put this beautiful piece to good use whatever you choose.
This 19th-century burl-wood vanity has five drawers and features the original campaign hardware and locks. Finished in burl wood, this piece would be perfect as a desk or vanity.
61 w x 22 d x 30 t.
$895
Can you really call yourself a writer if you don’t have an antique secretary desk to pen dramatic prose upon?
This antique secretary desk was handcrafted from yellow wood in Johannesburg, South Africa. The desk features an upper bookcase, small storage compartments, a large drawer, and its original finish.
26.5 d x 27 w x 62.5 t.
$695
If you consider your books treasures, then no ordinary bookshelf will do. And don’t you dare think about putting those gems of knowledge on a used IKEA bookshelf you found on the Nextdoor App.
This 1870s Victorian bookcase with beautiful inlay detailing comes with the original key and glass and features a beautiful satin-lined interior.
47.5 x 11.5 x 39.5 t
$1200
If you are someone who forbids their peas from touching their mashed potatoes from touching their steak, you are going to flip for this cabinet. Look at all those compartments!
This antique pine cabinet was handcrafted in England in 1860 and features a drawer and shelf space.
79 t x 44 w x 19 d
$1395
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
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
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
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