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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....

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....

Crafted from reclaimed wood, these painter’s stools are inspired by classic 18th-century Provençal design. Originally built by the painters who used them, the stools include small platforms that held their tools and materials — a classic feature we’ve preserved in our contemporary design. These...

These pristine Italian art deco sconces feature classic prism glass. A unique lighting choice for any room. 2 screw mounting. Needs hardwiring. Disclaimer: Neighbor antiques are individually sourced by Carol from around the world. Their history is reflected by natural variations in patina, texture,...

A versatile choice for both functional use and design, the beveled edge mirror champions classic minimalist design. Its sleek black frame offers unlimited decorative opportunities in any interior space.

Sourced from Avignon, France, this set of nested side tables is a sophisticated example of early 20th-century design. Crafted from a refined pairing of glass and brass, the tables feature a sleek, minimalist silhouette characteristic of the first half of the century. A mark...

This signature Carol Hicks Bolton design draws its inspiration from the late 18th-century Swedish Gustavian period. Developed during the reign of King Gustav III, this style was a deliberate departure from the gaudy, ornate trends of the time, favoring instead a philosophy of simple,...

Inspired by age-old French provincial designs, these stools are a Carol Hicks Bolton original that celebrates the humble utility of the countryside. Traditionally used in rural cottages, each piece is meticulously handmade to capture the organic, irregular lines of a hand-carved antique. With its...

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,...

A primitive silhouette reimagined for the modern eye, this Sculptural Pitcher is a study in raw, hand-formed clay. It possesses an ancient, heavy-bodied presence, with a thick-walled handle and a spout designed for a slow, intentional pour. Fully watertight, dishwasher safe, and finished in...

Hand-formed and fired with an intentional, raw grit, this vessel is a study in tactile minimalism. It is an object of quiet weight, possessing a textured surface that feels as though it were pulled directly from the earth. While its silhouette is strictly sculptural,...

We curated this industrial hanging light in Britain and fell in love with its classic industrial aesthetic. While it once illuminated factory floors, this pendant light offers a sophisticated touch to any indoor or outdoor space.

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...

A beautifully preserved mercury mirror, this early 1900’s piece features a classic shield silhouette and an intricately crafted floral frame.

Predating the French Revolution, this extremely rare mercury mirror features a classic split glass from the Louis XV period. Incredibly preserved, this mirror is as functional as it is decorative. Disclaimer: Neighbor antiques are individually sourced by Carol from around the world. Their history...

We loved the versatility of milking stools—they’re compact, easy to store, and milking animals is only the start of their numerous functions. Whether you’re gathering around to tell a story, need a footrest, or want to add extra seating at a get-together, these stools...

We sourced this 19th century sideboard in a colonial military office, and loved its rich color and superior craftsmanship. The streamlined cabinets make this sleek console perfect for your living room or dining area. Disclaimer: Neighbor antiques are individually sourced by Carol from around...

We were inspired by utilitarian factory shelving of the 40’s, and created our own version for the modern home. The versatility of the perforated base and rack allow for functional, stacking, hanging, and organizing in your kitchen, bathroom or workspace.

Sourced from the South of France, these 1920s tables blend early industrial utility with a streamlined French silhouette. Originally built for workshop use, the robust metal frames have aged into a deep, authentic patina. Their compact proportions make them ideal architectural accents or soulful...

Sourced from a traditional farmhouse in the South of France, this 1860 bench is a rugged example of provincial utility. It is masterfully constructed from solid French oak using authentic mortise and tenon joinery, a testament to the enduring craft of the mid-19th century....

Sourced from the Avignon region near Provence, France, this mid-1800s mirror is a remarkable example of early Art Nouveau influence. Its most striking feature is the unusual, deep-set frame proportion, which creates a dramatic, recessed architectural effect that is rarely seen in pieces from...