The Walnut Nightstand That Survived the Kids and the Dog
Someone on the team admitted last week, completely unprompted, that they spent two years pushing everyone toward the pale oak nightstand and it was, in hindsight, a mistake. Wrong wood…
Is a Walnut Coffee Table Overrated? We Argued About It
There’s a running joke in the office about the person who cannot walk past a walnut coffee table without touching the surface first, palm flat, like she’s checking a horse’s…
The Walnut Console Table We Keep Talking About
The walnut console table comes up in the office at least once a month, usually when somebody’s mid renovation and asking what to put behind the sofa that isn’t just…
A Rattan Armchair in Real Life: Love It or Leave It
The rattan armchair was bought, by consensus, as a reading chair. It sits by the window, catches the light beautifully in photos, and has been sat in for actual reading…
The Rattan Nightstand That Earned Its Place at Home
The rattan nightstand sat in the group chat for about three weeks as a maybe, which in our world means somebody had already added it to a basket and was…
The Rattan Coffee Table Nobody Talks About Enough
Nearly everyone here will tell you the rattan coffee table is the most underrated thing we own, the one that gets no attention in any conversation about the living room…
Should You Buy a Rattan Side Table? The Team Is Split
There is a rattan side table currently sitting in the office that has caused actual raised voices, which feels like an unhinged amount of feeling to have about a small…
The Day We Finally Replaced the Rattan Dining Chair
It was a guest who said it, not one of us, which is honestly the only reason anyone in the office listened. She sat down at the table, shifted twice,…
The Rattan Egg Chair We Wish We Had Measured For
The delivery driver said it before any of us did, standing in the doorway with the box on a trolley going “you know that’s not actually going to fit through…
“The Rattan End Table We Regret
There is one person on this team who cannot walk past a rattan anything without touching it first, palm flat, like she’s checking a loaf of bread for doneness. We’ve…