Everyone Wants the Nancy Meyers Aesthetic. Here's What They're Getting Wrong.

The secret is not warm white paint or the perfect shade of beige. It is a mix of old and new that makes a room feel collected rather than decorated.

Louis XV vs. Louis XVI vs. Louis Philippe

Designers ask us this question more than almost any other. Here's how to tell the three French Louis styles apart in about ten seconds, with a quick-reference chart.

The Kitchen Collection: Antiques That Belong Where You Cook

We spend more time in the kitchen than anywhere else — and collect for it the least. This month's edit changes that: French dough bowls, hand-hammered copper, English ironstone, antique cutting boards, and farmhouse tables hand-sourced from France, England, and Belgium. A collected kitchen, not a matched one.

How To Tell If An Antique Is The Real Thing

This is the question we get most often — usually from someone half in love with a piece. Here's how to tell if an antique is the real thing.

Why Antiques Are the Most Sustainable Furniture You Can Buy

A French oak buffet walks into the showroom and a sustainability case writes itself. Here's why antiques are the most eco-conscious furniture you can buy.

Wallpaper and Antiques: A Timeless Pairing with Wallshoppe

When Wallshoppe reached out about shooting our pieces in their campaign, we said yes immediately. See how antiques and wallpaper make the perfect pair.