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Carlyle Springfield Leather Apt Sofa

Compact apartment leather sofa with nailhead trim and satin‑gold ferrules in a Kensington finish; 17.5 in. seat height.

AVERLINE OTTOMAN

Hable created the Averline in response to Anderson, one of our most popular silhouettes. The arms turn in, the cushion

Santa Barbara Bench

Laid-back West coast leanings come to life in this casual traditional bench with a faux leather seat and metal medallion accents.

AEA-616 – Truly Gallery Tray Coffee Table

“The Truly polished nickel occasional and cocktail tables started with a beautiful silver gallery tray from the 1920’s. It has

Art By Ta – Hidden Truth 1

Hidden Truth II is an accomplished work reminiscent of Robert Rauschenberg’s early work of the 1950s. Rauschenberg’s work features found

AVERLINE SOFA

This handsome sofa was created starting with the arm referencing the Anderson lounge chair. Being enamored with the shape and

Santa Barbara Arm Chair

With graceful curves and a fresh, bright color palette, this arm chair delivers a classy look with a laid-back California cool.

AEA-617-1 – Jennings Cocktail Table (Glass)

The new Jennings Table and Console Collection has grown out of the hexagon faceted Danish modern iron frame on my

Art By Ta – Hidden Truth 2

Hidden Truth I is an exquisite piece reminiscent of Robert Rauschenberg’s early work of the 1950s. Rauschenberg’s work is marked

Carlyle Springfield Leather Sofa

Leather sofa in Grade 6 leather with decorative nailhead trim and satin‑gold ferrules, shown in a Kensington finish; 17.5 in. seat height.

HEATH SWIVEL CHAIR

A companion to the Heath sofa, this design of the Heath Swivel Chair presents itself to be a great swivel

AEA-625 – Antibes Side Table

This group begins with a beautiful wicker chair that I loved when visiting Monet’s painting studio in Giverny. It was

Hard Coral Sculpture, S/2

Textured cream finish accented by a crystal base. Sizes: S-6x5x6, L-7x6x7

Art By Ta – Hidden Truth 1

Hidden Truth II is an accomplished work reminiscent of Robert Rauschenberg’s early work of the 1950s. Rauschenberg’s work features found