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Constructed between 1780 and 1790 out of oak and pine, this piece still has all the original materials, reminiscent of Dutch pieces from the period. Originally constructed in Goult, France, a town known for its antiques, this sideboard likely graced a chateau or an...

This unique sconce features an authentic terracotta roof tile sourced from Provence, France. Bathed in the warm, rustic hues of ochre and rose, this piece of architectural history still bears the beautiful patina of countless Mediterranean sun-drenched days, telling a story of the French...

Gems from France’s industrial history, each of these 20th century crucibles is unique. Used in multiple foundries, they feature a rich and unreplicable patina. Disclaimer: Neighbor antiques are individually sourced by Carol from around the world. Their history is reflected by natural variations in...

A beautifully preserved piece of history, this Art Deco teak wood chair boasts superb and unique craftsmanship. Amongst its rare design features are a curved seat and geometric armrests. The back legs are also constructed out of a single piece of wood, adding strength...

Handmade by artisan craftsmen, these wooden dining chairs were spared no detail– from their hand-painted exterior to their meticulous construction. They’re a perfect addition to any indoor space.

Inspired by bowls and jugs used in country kitchens, we fashioned these paper mâché lights to bring the same rustic warmth to any space. Hand-crafted by skilled artisans, these lights are available in different shapes and colors, each reflecting our beloved visions of home.

Dating back to the British colonial period in India, this teak cabinet reflects generations of time-tested craftsmanship and design. We collaborated directly with local artisans to refresh this piece with a modern finish, giving the classic frame a warmer, more contemporary appeal. Disclaimer: Neighbor...

Built by a craftsman as a worktable during the British Colonial period, we’ve reimagined this piece as a coffee table. However, its beautiful build and classic design makes it a perfect addition in a multitude of spaces. Disclaimer: Neighbor antiques are individually sourced by...

Featuring fully functional drawers, the waxed teak finish on this desk has aged beautifully, as has the original hardware. While originally built as a writing desk from the British colonial period, we see this piece working beautifully as a vanity, but its function is...

We designed this for cigars, but you can use this cast-iron tray as a charcuterie board, cardholder, or wherever your creativity takes you.

These cast iron salt holders are reminiscent of Old English heavy iron pharmacy bowls, which were originally used to grind medicinal blends. We loved the design, and just reduced them in size so that they can easily hold salt, pepper, or your favorite spice...

This cast iron soap stand is a nod to timeless, industrial design. Its solid construction ensures durability, while its minimalist form compliments either kitchen or bathroom spaces. Over time and exposure to moisture, the soap holder develops a naturally rich, rusty patina with use,...

Crafted from exceptionally durable and moisture-resistant teak wood, these cheese boards are designed to be as functional as they are beautiful. Sleek yet practical, they’re perfect for gathering friends and family around — encouraging everyone to share, snack, and enjoy cheese right off the...

Hand forged from solid iron, these art deco chairs are whimsical additions to any dining table, with enough character to stand alone as a statement piece.

The simplicity of this lovely art deco cafe table makes it a versatile decor choice for any room in your home. We love the visible patina from its years in a Paris bistro next to the musée d’art moderne. Disclaimer: Neighbor antiques are individually...

Originally used in a French monastery’s communal dining hall, this piece was constructed for functionality and durability. We found this stunning French oak table in the French Mediterranean, and knew that the quality of its craftsmanship would make it an heirloom for years to...

One of our most beloved finds, this French oak table was lovingly hand-crafted with mortise and tenon joints, a fully functional two-compartment drawer, and its distinct stilt legs.

One of Neighbour Moderne’s most exciting finds, these 19th century French stools carry almost two hundred years of history. While constructed by French laborers out of old chopping boards, logs, or whatever material they could find, most of these stools owe their enduring function...

Found near Avignon, these Halabala chairs were meticulously restored by a skilled French artisan, who reupholstered it with hand-dyed, hand-stitched linen. Their frames are original Halabalas, dating between 1940 and 1950.

Inspired by the turn-of-the-century bar carts she discovered in a historic men’s club in Northern Africa, Carol set out to recreate a modernized version. The result is a design that blends 1900s speakeasy and Out of Africa flair, evoking adventure and sophistication. The bar...