Retro, Graceful, Outdoorsy, Classic – Recycled Furniture is the New “Unemotional” Wave StaugnewsThe Green Programme promotes so many things that can help this world and this situation, that I was very excited to run across a new article on this online magazine extraordinaire that placed its blurred on old furniture. Let's face it, the world is
Everything Indy: A Dwarf Yelp Lounge With Some FriendsNew York Times (blog)With red inflatable furniture, vintage carpeting, and Huey Lewis albums on the turntable, the Yelp.com Couch is better suited to watch Super Spin XVII than Super Bowl XLVI. The languish has been in the market basement since Tuesday, according to John and more »
GreenCineRETRO On the go: The Sentinel (1977)GreenCineThat new abode proves to be a Brooklyn Heights apartment fully furnished with creepy old furniture and pictures, in a structure notable for its top-floor occupant—a blind man, Father Halloran (John Carradine), who never stops staring out of his
Yorkshire PostThe art of old-fashioned valueYorkshire PostThey always have a large selection of German terracotta, vintage Poole pottery, clothes, scarves, finery, and an ever changing array of original retro furniture and homewares. According to Stephanie, if you can go the store on a regular basis you
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A giant four seater sofa with beautiful detailing.
A rare strong end mid century American sofa from an iconic conniver.
Basic 1950s pieces imported from California.
This bench received its name after a critic referred to its armrests as 'glaring bear paws embracing you from behind'.
An incredibly rare crack up smashed which we obtained from its original owner, who bought it on Tottenham Court Entr in the 1950s.