A lamp is not just a lamp, it’s a creator of ambiance, a seeker of truth, and a trusty guide through perilous page turning.
This mid-century pottery lamp by Du Nord is giving folk art vibes.
7 x 29
$169
With a mix of style and functionality, these lamps are just what the Medicine Man ordered.
This pair of mid-century Native American pottery lamps are believed to be Acuna pottery from New Mexico. The bottom is signed “Nickett” with a painted feather logo.
11 w x 32 t
$295/pair
If you're a fan of Neo-plasticism, a Dutch artistic movement represented by famous artists like Theo von Doesburg, de Stijl, and Piet Mondrian, then you're going to love this piece. Not only is it a work of art, but you can also store stuff in there if you so desire. Score!
This vintage pottery vessel was crafted in Peru.
10 in wide x 10 in tall
$49
With this colorfully bejeweled and adorned bowl in the room, you'll instantly spice up any brunch, tea party, or drab Monday.
This large ceramic bowl by Mary Rose Young features a flower and jewel design. Bowl was crafted in England in 2002.
15 in round x 8 in tall
$175
Fill your most important nooks with treasures that not only bring you undeniable joy but that also calm you from the inside out.
This 1970s round pottery lamp is bold and beautiful.
21 in tall x 10 in round
$129
In the gloomy winter months, you'll need to draw energy from as many sources as possible. Keeping fresh flowers in the house is a great reminder that spring is just around the corner.
This red mid-century pottery pitcher is a burst of brightness.
9 in tall x 8 in deep x 6 in wide
$39
If you are like me and are miles from your family this holiday season, make sure to surround yourself with the next best thing, your friends! Host a Friendsgiving, Ugly Sweater Contest, White Elephant Exchange, or just a good old fashioned potluck.
Another idea is to have everyone bring a traditional recipe from their childhood for a holiday themed food contest. At the end, have everyone cast their vote for the most creative name, best presentation, and tastiest. Afterwards, give out silly prizes to the winners.
Ready to prep your pad for the best holiday party ever? Give us a call at 323-644-5590 to see if the items below are still available.
This 1970s bamboo wall unit has cabinet space that is perfect for holding a record player or for use as a bar area.
$495
This red mid-century pottery pitcher is a burst of brightness.
This mid-century chandelier made of iron and wood features ten lights.
$295
This classic-style red velvet sofa features a low back and low arms. Sofa was handcrafted in North Carolina by LEE Furniture Co.
Last Sunday, November 6, you likely experienced the highly confusing concept of Daylight Saving Time. Though the extra hour of sleep you gained may have felt pretty good, you probably have no idea why DST is still relevant.
Well the truth is, neither do I. After scouring the internet for some answers, one thing remains clear, no one really knows why we still observe the time change.
One thing we do know for sure, however, is that the drop in temperature and the decrease in daylight hours means you’ll likely be spending more time indoors -- (and since you probably don’t like bumping into pointy furniture or trying to plug your iPhone charger into an outlet in the dark, you’re going to need some illumination.) Give us a call at 323-644-5590 to see if the items below are still available.
This tall mid-century pottery lamp features tribal designs on the base.
$149
This large brass "Savannah" chandelier features a black lacquered detailing.
This mid-century grape chandelier is a marvelous amber color.
$249
This large 1960s tri-light chandelier was crafted from amber glass and features a three-way switch.
Too much texture, mixed materials, and various patterns can make you feel like your head is about to explode. Just the right amount of variation, however, can leave you feeling inspired and engaged.
This tall mid-century pottery lamp features tribal designs on the base.
34 in tall x 9 in wide
$149
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