An Industrial Kitchen Table in Real Life: Love It or Leave It
Someone on the team admitted, unprompted, that they spent two years telling anyone who’d listen that industrial kitchen tables were a phase, the sort of thing you buy at twenty-six…
The Hanging Egg Chair Debate in Our Group Chat
The group chat has been arguing about the hanging egg chair for two years now and shows no sign of stopping, which honestly might be the most accurate thing we’ve…
The Ones Who Love the Industrial Sideboard and the Ones Who Don’t
There is one person on this team who cannot walk past an industrial sideboard without crouching down and knocking on it like it owes them money. Doesn’t matter whose house,…
“The Leather Bar Stool We Regret
Whoever picked the leather bar stool never actually stands at the counter with a drink in their hand assessing seat height, they just liked the way it looked in the…
The Trouble With Buying a Leather Dining Chair
There is a chair that lived in a rented flat with terrible light and got compared, unfavorably, for three years to a chair that lived in someone’s actual house with…
Do You Actually Need a Hollow Fiber Comforter?
There is a comforter in the airing cupboard right now that nobody will admit to buying, and a different one on the actual bed that everyone quietly agrees is the…
The Hybrid Mattress We Bought on a Whim
It arrived at half eleven on a Tuesday, which nobody had planned for, and the whole thing happened because someone was scrolling in bed after two glasses of wine and…
The Leather Office Chair That Looks Better in Real Life
One of us spent three years insisting the leather office chair was a mistake for anyone without an actual office, said it loudly and often, and has now quietly admitted…
The Indoor Egg Chair We’d Happily Buy Twice
There’s a running argument in the office about whether the egg chair actually gets sat in or whether it just gets photographed once, admired for a month, and then quietly…
The Gray Coffee Table That Earned Its Place at Home
Nobody voted for the gray coffee table. It arrived as a compromise nobody remembers agreeing to, a middle ground between someone who wanted glass and someone who wanted “literally anything…