Dining Room

Dating to the 1880s, this authentic French oak table was once a soulful fixture in a countryside cottage. Known as a bread table, it features a deep, built-in drawer specifically designed to house and protect dough as it rose in the quiet warmth of...

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....

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.

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...

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...

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...

Using a found frame from the British Colonial era, the added woven canvas warmly illuminates any room. Note: These lights come wired with a plug-in ready for hanging. A canopy is not included.

Inspired by classic French butcher blocks, Carol revived the chateau kitchen staple for contemporary chefs. Using the original log construction and sturdy woodpeg legs, our version of the butcher combines a rustic French aesthetic with practical functionality. Disclaimer: Each Carol Hicks Bolton piece is...

The Beehive Pendant Light is a totally unique lighting choice for any indoor space. A distinctive clay and reed weave over a sturdy iron frame blends organic textures with a versatile silhouette. 

Inspired by the timeless cafe culture of provincial France, this bistro table is our own reimagined take on a classic silhouette. While the design stays true to the elegant proportions of traditional French street furniture, we have utilized modern engineering to ensure a level...

A signature Carol Hicks Bolton original, this piece is a soulful reimagining of the cherished 20th-century Australian miner’s couch. Designed to capture a rare, rustic beauty, it features the iconic single curved backboard, rolling-pin finials, and gently turned arms that defined the simple homes...

Woven sometime in the late 1800s, these hand-made reed baskets were originally designed for grain harvest. To ensure they could hold fine kernels and small vegetables, the weave was traditionally coated in a layer of mud. This process created a solid, earthen vessel that,...

Meet our most versatile piece: The Flip Top Table. Handcrafted by a French family in Portugal using solid French Oak, these tables are the ultimate "Swiss Army Knife" for your home. Featuring hand-carved details and beautifully turned legs, this piece adapts to your life...

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,...

This dining table bridges the gap between the 18th-century French monastery and post-war brutalist design. It is a striking piece of modern industrial utility, balancing the heavy, sacred architecture of traditional monastic furniture with the raw, geometric force of the brutalist period. Crafted from...

Sourced from the Le Mans region, an area historically revered for producing the finest solid oak furniture in this iconic style, this 17th-century Louis XIII French banqueting table is a monumental piece of history. The absolute standout feature is its exquisite parquetry top, a...

Sourced in Indonesia, this side table is carved from solid jungle wood, bringing the raw, unyielding presence of the forest into the home. A live-edge top preserves the natural contour and grain of the timber, resting above a heavy trunk base that grounds the...

Sourced in Indonesia, this one-of-a-kind bench is carved from solid jungle wood. Entirely unique, defined by weathered textures, organic cutouts, and live-edge contours shaped by time. Supported by rugged timber legs, it reads as equal parts sculptural focal point and seating.

Sourced in France by Carol, this early 1800s dining table is a breathtaking showcase of 19th-century European woodcarving and architectural proportion. Raised on dual hand-carved baluster pedestals, each column is deeply sculpted with classical acanthus leaves, egg-and-dart borders, and cartouche motifs, resting on carved...

Sourced directly in France by Carol, this exceptional refectory table is a testament to the enduring beauty and rugged strength of French provincial timber craft. Built in the classic monastery style (table de monastère), it stands on a substantial trestle base with thick, hand-shaped...

Sourced in Northern France by Carol, this authentic monastery refectory table embodies the grounded, enduring strength of regional French woodwork. Crafted from solid Northern oak, it stands on thick, flat-cut trestle standards with carved scroll detailing, anchored by a low central runner and secured...