Modern history furniture

Bring old-world charm into your home with these stunning vintage room ideas. This pin showcases how to mix antiques, classic furniture, and nostalgic decor to create an elegant, timeless space that never goes out of style. Perfect for those who love history and character in their design!

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Constructed from feathered walnut veneer

Explore Modern History an english inspired collection of contemporary and traditional furniture for the living room, dining room, bedroom and more.

Cocktail table in the style of T. H. Robsjohn-Gibbings early work or Grosfeld House, Greek key banding around top with carved fluted legs and leather top. In the style of Baker Furniture.

Feeling blue never felt so good.

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Generally, neoclassical furniture is identifiable by its use of columns, gilt, classical reliefs, moderate ornamentation and satin upholstery. Woods such as oak and walnut were commonly used in the furniture as well as mahogany veneer. Elaborate marquetry inlay was often seen, showcasing impeccable attention to detail and delightful designs. And while neoclassical furniture is all based on a fascination with antiquity, there are variances in neoclassical periods. ~ Interior Design

Ever sailed the high seas from the comfort of your living room? Well, now you can anchor a piece of history right in front of your sofa with these mesmerizing wooden Viking ship coffee tables. Picture this: an exquisitely carved wooden vessel, doubling as the centerpiece of your living space, where you can stash your ...