In 1960s America, the style of creating art on wooden panels using gravel and beads became mainstream, and many "gravel art" pieces still exist as vintage items.The unique three-dimensional texture, with its fine unevenness characteristic of gravel, creates a presence that printed materials o...

      Introducing a mid-century cabinet sourced from Europe.Only a portion of the front features a beautiful wood grain reminiscent of herringbone.While cabinets of this design often have legs at the bottom, this one features castered legs on both sides.The top opens to reveal a first-tier drawer...

      By decorating the walls of any space, whether it's a room, a store, or an office, you can change the atmosphere and make it feel more stylish.Among such wall decor items, we'd like to introduce mirrors, which are particularly easy to incorporate.These three mirrors feature modern shapes ful...

   Here's a desk that we sourced in Europe.It was likely originally used as a dining table, but we also recommend it for use as a desk.First, the most striking feature is the two legs on either side.The thick wooden boards cut with a unique silhouette, combined with silver metal-tipped legs, crea...

     Introducing the popular Acclaim series round table from "Lane," a leading American manufacturer of the Mid-Century period.Acclaim refers to a design that combines two different types of wood, walnut and oak, using joinery techniques, with dovetail-shaped edges.This series includes various ta...

    　 This is a product shelf that was used in the stores of "Continental Baking Co. AD", a bakery manufacturer founded in New York in 1849.The heavy-duty black metal material is a nice touch, unexpected for a bakery manufacturer.The rusty finish and the faded company name printed on both sides g...