Dining Room

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...

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...

A modern-day classic, this sturdy dining table was handcrafted just outside of Florence by our friend, Stefano, who developed a finish that perfectly replicates those of antique tables. While the table is new and made to last for generations, it boasts a beautiful, timeworn...

This set of six walnut dining chairs were handmade in the early 1900’s, and found in a villa in Florence. They were recently reupholstered, and still maintain beautiful antique features such as Rococo legs and turned braces.  Disclaimer: Neighbor antiques are individually sourced by...

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.

Many British colonial antiques have found their way to the vibrant port city of Calcutta, the original home of this classic turn-of-the-century bookcase. Impressively well-preserved, this piece still features its original handmade hardware. While the rich brown finish is a signature of Calcuttan craftsmanship,...

These British colonial dining tables were originally handcrafted in the western Indian desert at the turn of the century, yet remain in pristine condition. While their streamlined build is a classic feature of the era, the tapered legs add a unique, avant-garde touch. The...

This stunningly preserved 20th-century oryx skull originated in Africa and features a classic European shield mount. We found this piece in northern France, where it was likely brought home after a holiday of gaming and safari. A true conversation starter, this decorative piece is...

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...

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...

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...

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...

Inspired by classic French bistro chairs, this piece offers a modern reinterpretation that preserves the original's Art Nouveau aesthetic. The solid iron frame features carefully replicated aging that captures the authentic patina of the vintage originals. Though they mirror the elegance and age of...

Built in 1830 near Avignon, these oak benches’ original home was a château off the Mediterranean coast. Noteworthy is the extremely sturdy yet sophisticated build, featuring mortise and tenon joints. Disclaimer: Neighbor antiques are individually sourced by Carol from around the world. Their history...

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...

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.

Constructed from French oak, this solid hardwood dining table was originally used in a chateau dining room or kitchen. Hewn from France’s iconic giant oaks almost two hundred years ago, this classic beauty is as strong and enduring as ever. Disclaimer: Neighbor antiques are...

Using a found frame from the British Colonial era, the added woven canvas warmly illuminates any room.

While this table maintains the beloved provincial European design, the singular iron and wood build is as sturdy as it gets. Handcrafted in a small batch, this dining table promises generations of use. Disclaimer: Each Carol Hicks Bolton piece is handcrafted from reclaimed and...

A glass top adds a sleek touch to an industrial iron frame. Use it on its own as a side table, or arrange multiple pieces to create a dining table, console, or any design your space calls for. Disclaimer: Each Carol Hicks Bolton piece...