“I’ve been hunting for a pair of bedside lamps, and I love these oversized geometric ones from the ’80s,” shares VERANDA’s Deputy Digital Editor, Jaime Milan. “The taupe color and white shade act as neutrals, while the textured base and champagne-colored shimmer give them a dose of fun and glamour.”

On the hunt for a Renoir? Look no further than this rare lithograph from Renoir that was printed in 1900. Found by our Visual Director Kate Phillips who has quite the eye for art, only 200 prints of this scene were printed. On the bottom left hand corner, you will find Renoir’s iconic signature.

The golden age of glamour never has to leave your home. “The vibrant tangerine color makes this Hollywood Regency-inspired console table feel so modern,” shares Associate Editor Sarah DiMarco. This Tommi Parzinger for Charak Modern piece is signed and sure to be the talk of whatever space you choose for it.

This bold shoulder bag deserves space in your collection, according to Milan. “This Louis Vuitton bag proves that fashion is cyclical—though it’s a vintage design, the bucket shape and punchy yellow leather feel decidedly modern,” she shares.

Painter Henry Wallace created this stunning study of geraniums circa 1890. The brilliant colors as well as the simple subject matter make it the perfect subject for your gallery wall.

“A shagreen box like this one is on my short list this holiday season,” reveals VERANDA Art Director Julia Ludlam. “Bonus: it comes with a secret compartment.” We promise, we won’t tell what goodies you choose to hide in this stunning collectors item!

“This Chesterfield chair is giving me all of the cozy, Coastal Grandpa vibes,” shares Milan, who’s a huge fan of the trend. “Vintage leather always looks better!”

A little love for Limoges is always a must, and we cannot imagine a more unique piece for your plate wall. From the late 19th century, you’ll love how saturated these colors have remained over the years.

This petite rug is 1’11” X 2’12”, making it the perfect size for a bath mat or a wall hanging. We love the rusty sunset colors and charming patina it brings to any room.

“I love furniture pieces that make a statement—and this vintage mod chair from Toshiyuki Kita certainly fits the bill, ” explains DiMarco. “While it’s bold, I can see it shining in colorful living room or cozy den.”

“Somebody needs to snap this up in a hurry,” says Executive Editor Ellen McGauley. “The chicest little Flying Ducks lounger, from George Smith’s mod Norris collection. Is it an impulse concession to the husband’s hunting lodge or far too ravishing for that, and destined for your own wild little cocktail lounge. Obsessed.”

We love a rare find, and Alfredo Barbini Murano glass is a good one. With gold flecks, this midcentury marvel is sure to add a fun accent on top of a coffee table book or on a side table.

“This vintage (almost antique!) butcher block feels so special,” explains Milan about this circa 1930s find. “Whether you use it in your kitchen, as a side table, or even as an extra-tall stool, it’s the perfect way to add patina and charm to any room.”

It’s hard to believe that silk upholstery from the late 19th century can still be in near perfect condition, but these chairs prove otherwise. Their design is an elegant nod to Swedish history and craftsmanship.

While rectangular dining tables tend to get all of the attention, we have to take a moment for this stunning walnut dining table. This Italian-made home essential from the 1980s is an excellent find with ornate wood detailing on the top.

These vintage ceramic candle holders feature a vertical striped glaze in green, aqua and light beige. Milan says, “These unique candle holders are handmade and would make such a special holiday gift—pair them with a set of these fun taper candles, tie a pretty ribbon around them and voila!”