Architecture and furniture with a 'Brutalist-style' look exactly as the name suggest...rugged with a lack of comfort or ease. Once you get over their immediate harshness, you can start to appreciate the strength that these "imperfect" pieces project.
This mid-century night stand by LANE was designed with a Brutal-style.
23 in tall x 28 in wide x 17.5 in deep
$229
Winter is upon us, which means it's time to get busy swapping out tanks, skirts and shorts for sweaters, long johns and wooly tights. Don't have enough storage for bulky sweaters...we have solution for that...
This mid-century chest has six drawers and a lot of appeal.
40 in tall x 38 in wide x 18 in deep
$395
The great imitators of the world may succeed at turning a few heads, but if you want long lasting, quality furniture, nothing compares to real oak.
This 1980s oak dresser with 9 drawers sits on a platform base and features a brass trim.
63 in long x 18 in deep x 28 in tall
$395
You don't always need three large drawers and additional cabinet space, but when you do it's probably because you went to a sample sale and now have to hide your shopping binge from your SO.
This mid-century dresser by LANE features three large drawers and a divided space behind the cabinet doors for bulkier items.
42 in wide x 18 in deep x 48 in tall
$395
You and your partner make a great pair. He makes sure you are both dressed to the nines, while you make sure all your duds are stored in style.
This mid-century mahogany credenza features seven drawers and cabinet space.
63 in long x 22 in deep x 32 in tall
$495
If you want to know if he loves you so, it's in his kiss. But if you want to know if he's marriage material ask him what his thoughts are on steamer trunks. Any lifetime mate will have the same taste in vintage treasures as you (or at least not oppose them.)
This vintage black steamer trunk features brass rivet detailing.
11 in tall x 22 in deep x 36 in long
$195
The following words/phrases have never been a part of your vocabulary: demure, minimalist, 'less is more.' If someone says 'dress casual' you still always end up looking like a million bucks.
This 1970s yellow and white campaign dresser features a platform base. Dressed to the nines, every time.
48 in long x 18 in deep x 29 in tall
$349
You may never win an Oscar, shield your children from the paparazzi, or strut down a red carpet wearing a Cavalli gown, but that doesn't make you any less glamorous.
This Hollywood Regency-style vanity features 7 drawers and a large mirror. Vanity comes with a matching stool.
54 in wide x 18 in deep x 30 in tall
$449
To say you have entrepreneurship in your blood is an understatement. As a child you started a franchise of neighborhood lemonade stands, now you're the proud owner of several successful restaurants around the city. Don't forget to treat yourself.
This 1966 three-drawer chest (or credenza) features a faux bamboo design.
19 in deep x 46 in wide x 30 in tall
$395
The first step to overcoming addiction to home improvement shows is to admit you have a problem. The second step is to start tackling that list of improvements on your own house.
This 1966 Thomasville nightstand features a faux bamboo design.
16 in deep x 23 1/2 wide x 24 in tall
$149
Now that you're officially half of a duo, you'll need to expand your bedroom furniture set. That $5 IKEA nightstand/coffee table/desk will no longer do.
This pair of compact French-style nightstands features two drawers.
18 in wide x 15 in deep x 23 in tall
$249
With the amount of money you spend on your delicate undergarments every year, you can't justify tossing them in just any old chest of drawers. Instead, they deserve their own pretty haven.
This 1966 lingerie chest by Thomasville was crafted with a unique bamboo motif and has seven drawers.
25 in wide x 19 in deep x 58 in tall
$395
Let's take a moment to appreciate mint in all of its glory. Not only does it give your mouth a fresh feel, your mojitos taste and your ice cream life, but pale green also gives a hint of color without being too overly dramatic.
This mid-century bench features a light green velvet upholstery and buttoned detailing.
50 in long x 15 in deep x 19 in tall
$249
Before there was JC Penney, there was Wanamaker's Department Store, one of the first department stores in the nation. In the early 20th century, Wanamaker's had two locations, one in Philadelphia and one in NYC. When the company filed for bankruptcy in 1994, JC Penney bought their assets.
This elegant 1930s mahogany dresser with six drawers was once sold by Wanamaker's Department Store in New York.
45 in wide x 21 in deep x 38 in tall
$395
Once you've lived next to the ocean, you'll find it hard to lay your head anywhere that isn't within a few feet from waves crashing. One day you'll live on a boat, but until then you'll have to make the most of your landlocked apartment.
This custom made wardrobe has a drawer for socks and hanging space for clothes. Wardrobe (which would also be used as a media cabinet) features peg construction on the front and a beautiful green finish.
47 in wide x 27 in deep x 77 in tall
$495
It's no coincidence that your grandma Rose's house was full of light pink furniture, carpet, and linens and that her house always smelled of roses. The woman loved roses more than your younger, chubby self loved her rhubarb pie.
This 1940s dresser has 6 drawers and a charming energy.
19 in deep x 54 in long x 34 in tall
$395
Though you'd love to live in a small Mexican village near the beach, you are far away from making that a reality. Until then, you'll just start collecting furniture to fit in your future hacienda.
This vintage Hacienda credenza features inlayed pictographs of Santos on the front.
17 1/2 in deep x 30 in tall x 55 in 1/2 long
$395
Kent Coffey Co, a popular mid-century furniture brand, was owned by Harold Coffey. Coffey was a major influence in the North Carolina furniture industry during the early twentieth century. Not only was Coffey a friend and neighbor of furniture icons James Broyhill and John Bernhardt, but he was also their competitor.
This 1952 dresser/credenza by Kent-Coffey Co. features a unique Asian motif and its original finish.
32 in tall x 74 in long x 20 in deep
$849
Back in it's heyday, furniture by Kent-Coffey Co, a popular mid-century brand, had a reputation for being good quality and durable. Collectors and vintage enthusiasts happen to still agree with that sentiment.
This 1952 highboy dresser by Kent -Coffey Co. features three large drawers and a versatile storage space behind the cabinet doors.
$795
Ample closet space seems to be a modern phenomena. Though you love mid-century architecture, you're not so fond of the lack of storage these homes provide. Lucky for you there are plenty of vintage wardrobes out there to suit your needs.
This tall Mastercraft chest designed by Bernhard Rohne features original brass hardware and acid-etched artwork on the front.
72 in tall x 20 in deep x 42 in wide
$1195
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