Finding unique pairings of classic and new, color and shape, can completely reinvent a room, a space and even a conversation. Traditional elements can ground a space, leaving room for exploration and play. A pop of color or using dramatic high-backed chairs to offset strong, edgy lines and finishes easily bring a room to life.

1.Van Thiel The it Takes An Hour Sideboard 8 Doors

The incredible Van Thiel & Co. The it Takes An Hour Sideboard with 8 Doors is meticulously hand-crafted from solid pine wood. Every item in Van Thiel & Co. furniture collection is done by hand. Bench-made by local carpenters, the love of quality craftsmanship is evident down to the tiniest detail. Hand distressed edges. Hand painted details. Hand applied patinas. Each nail is put into place at an artisan’s pace. The result is an incredible line of exquisite European antique reproductions that exude an unmatched authenticity and spirit.

2.Roman Oxidized Iron Industrial Dining Table 114"

Discover our new luxurious modern Industrial Iron Dining Tables with exclusive, artisan finishes. Geometric and flatstock underpinnings feel ahead of the curve and oxidation transforms iron, acid-washed and sealed to preserve the moment in time. Oxidized iron is floated over a spare, geometric base in 114” lengths just right for dining.

3. Coles Antique Brass and Glass Bar Cart

Entertaining continues to be a fun, welcome trend this year and an antiqued brass bar cart is a refreshing addition to any party. A classic piece made new by a daring finish, it will have guests quick to gather around and not only because it carries the liquor. Beautifully antiqued brass with touches of Stainless and glass call to mind art deco and old Hollywood glamour. These bar carts mix as effortlessly as a cocktail, accenting spaces from the soft and feminine to the starkly modern