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These gorgeous sling chairs are originally from Spain, and modeled after Paco Muñoz’s beloved designs. Crafted with an oak base and genuine leather sling, the chairs perfectly embody the sleek mid-century design tradition. Disclaimer: Neighbor antiques are individually sourced by Carol from around the...

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...

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 design capital of Milan, these authentic 1950s industrial stools represent the perfect marriage of mid-century Italian engineering and utilitarian style. Designed for a workspace that valued both form and precision, they feature a sleek, chrome-finished base with a circular footrest that...

Dating to the turn of the century, this authentic 1890 maker’s cabinet was once the organized heart of a professional workshop. Built for a time when precision and craft were paramount, it served as a vital tool for a master artisan to house their...

Sourced from a private study in Montpellier, France, these 1930s club chairs are a masterclass in lived-in luxury. Crafted during the golden age of French Art Deco seating, they feature hand-sheared sheepskin leather over a robust hardwood frame. The leather has aged into an...

In the unmistakable style of Jindřich Halabala, this pair of Art Deco armchairs features the iconic, sweeping "H269" bentwood silhouette. Sourced with their integrity remarkably intact, these chairs are a masterclass in the streamlined elegance and architectural curves that defined mid-century Czech design. The...

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...