Stores whose primary inventory is secondhand, vintage, antique, or refurbished furniture sold through a marketplace, consignment, or curated reseller model. Tag-worthy for peer-to-peer marketplaces (Kashew, Chairish, AptDeco), vintage dealers, and estate-sale platforms. Not tag-worthy for new-furniture retailers that occasionally feature vintage-inspired designs.

Pre Owned

Marketplaces and resellers of secondhand, vintage, or refurbished furniture.

Founded in 1998 by Susan and Wolfgang Hofherr, Authentic Provence is a West Palm Beach destination for monumental European antiques. The owners personally select each piece for its authenticity, craftsmanship, and distinctiveness. The collection is a testament to their passion for items that imbue a space with history and artistry.

The company's extensive collection has been curated over decades, offering items that are hallmarks of French and Italian culture. These treasures include hand-carved, 18th-century limestone fountains, statuary, and antique flooring for both indoor and outdoor use. With longstanding relationships with dealers across Europe, the company specializes in custom searches for its clients.

Operating from a 45,000 square foot enterprise, Authentic Provence ships worldwide to a global clientele of collectors and architectural design firms. The founders' expertise, developed over 45 years in the antique business, allows them to collaborate with renowned European stone sculptors on custom and restoration projects. This ensures a high level of quality.

In 2015, the company expanded its offerings by opening AP Mid Century Modern. This separate gallery features a collection of French, Italian, and Scandinavian Mid-Century Modern furniture from acclaimed designers, broadening the company's stylistic range beyond classical antiques.

Authentic Provence

Luxury stores sell a standard 3-seater leather sofa at $9,000 or more — or operate on to-the-trade-only pricing where public prices aren't listed. Italian and European design houses, couture furniture, and prestige heritage brands. Examples include B&B Italia, Poliform, Knoll, Herman Miller, Roche Bobois.

Luxury

Top tier — a standard 3-seater leather sofa retails at $9,000 or more (or to-the-trade-only).

Authentic Provence, based in West Palm Beach, offers a curated collection of monumental European antiques for the home and garden, specializing in French and Italian pieces.

Bensen is a high-end furniture design and manufacturing group headquartered in Vancouver, British Columbia, known for blending Scandinavian minimalism with Italian craftsmanship. Danish-Canadian designer Niels Bendtsen founded the company in 1981. The brand operates from a custom-built mass-timber facility in the city's Railtown district, where all design and prototyping take place.

While the company spent nearly four decades manufacturing in Canada, Bensen moved its production exclusively to Italy in 2018. This shift allowed the brand to utilize traditional Italian tailoring and upholstery techniques for its seating collections. Notable pieces include the Edward, Andersen, and Savoy sofas, alongside the U Turn lounge chair. The brand's lineage also ties back to Bendtsen's 1975 Ribbon Chair, which holds a place in the permanent collection of the Museum of Modern Art.

The furniture features clean lines and understated forms that prioritize everyday comfort. Operating as an in-house manufacturer rather than a reseller, Bensen maintains strict control over its output. Pricing places the brand firmly in the luxury market. A standard sectional sofa typically retails between $15,300 and $15,800, reflecting the premium materials and specialized European construction.

Bensen

Bensen is a Vancouver-based luxury furniture manufacturer founded by Niels Bendtsen, blending Scandinavian design principles with Italian craftsmanship.

Danish Design Store is an authorized retailer of authentic Scandinavian furniture based in Culver City, California. Founded in 2006 by Todd Thedinga and acquired by HNI Corporation in 2020, the company operates as a premier destination for Nordic design in the United States. They sell only licensed originals.

The retailer curates pieces from world-renowned manufacturers like Carl Hansen & Søn, Fritz Hansen, and Muuto. Shoppers can find iconic mid-century seating, including Hans J. Wegner's CH24 Wishbone Chair and Arne Jacobsen's Swan Chair. The store also carries contemporary works from newer design houses like HAY and &Tradition.

Pricing reflects the luxury heritage of these imported designs. A standard three-seater leather sofa, such as the &Tradition Mayor Sofa, typically retails between $8,300 and $13,100. Many of the partner brands prioritize sustainable manufacturing by utilizing FSC-certified woods and eco-friendly upholstery materials.

Danish Design Store

Danish Design Store is a Culver City retailer specializing in authentic Scandinavian furniture from legendary mid-century designers and modern Nordic brands.

Duistt is a Portuguese high-end furniture brand founded in Porto in 2014 by creative director Olga Torres. Drawing on her background in interior design and upholstery, the company produces bespoke pieces that combine traditional woodwork with contemporary aesthetics. The brand operates from its headquarters in Leça da Palmeira, collaborating with architects worldwide on custom residential and commercial projects.

The catalog features distinct product lines tailored for modernist tastes. The Wormley series pays tribute to 1950s American design. Meanwhile, the Oscar collection focuses on free-flowing curves. Every piece is built by skilled local artisans. Customers can customize these items to fit specific spatial requirements.

Production relies on centuries-old techniques passed down through generations of Portuguese craftsmen. The company reduces waste by using fine materials and focusing on product longevity. This approach preserves the region's artisanal heritage while creating furniture built to last across different eras.

Duistt

Founded in Porto in 2014, Duistt is a Portuguese high-end furniture brand specializing in bespoke upholstery and woodwork crafted by local artisans.

Born out of a shared passion for good design among four family members, Kardiel stands as a brand committed to modernism from all eras. The family, Debbie, Jason, Brando, and John, have a distinct borderline-obsession for the design influences of the 50s, 60s, and 70s. They beautifully blend these influences with contemporary modern and Scandinavian furniture designs to create a unique mix. In addition to their original creations, Kardiel also remanufactures iconic, mid-century modern furniture pieces occasionally.
The Kardiel team collaborates daily with talented furniture designers, each piece steeped in history, purpose, and meaning. They work closely with hand-selected factories known for their small-scale production to bring their unique designs to life. Ensuring comfort and affordability, Kardiel's creations are clever, hand-built, and budget-friendly. They excel in creating modernist reproductions that complement their newly designed modern furniture. When replicating original mid-century designs, they deeply respect the original materials used, studying them, and implementing them wherever practical.
A significant aspect of Kardiel's process includes creating digital renderings of their original designs, making adjustments as necessary, and building physical samples to ensure perfect proportions and comfort. They prioritize environmental responsibility and the health of their consumers, using natural oils and waxes to dye their leathers, avoiding paints and polymers. Their foam meets fire retardant requirements without the need for added chemicals. Most of their upholstered and wood furniture is manufactured at two separate facilities located in Ho Chi Minh City, Vietnam, with their solid frames' wood imported from Australia. The fabrics used by Kardiel are sourced from various international textile design firms, and their leather comes from both local sources and a tannery just outside Milan, Italy.

Kardiel

Kardiel, a family-founded brand, is passionate about blending modernist and mid-century design influences. They respect historical designs, use environmentally-friendly materials, and collaborate with small-scale factories for production. From digital renderings to physical samples, each piece is meticulously designed, offering affordable, stylish, and sustainable furniture.

Stores with a verifiable environmental commitment. Tag-worthy when any of: Certified B Corporation, FSC-certified wood, GOTS / OEKO-TEX textiles, reclaimed or salvaged materials, documented zero-waste workshop practices, low-VOC finishes, carbon-neutral shipping, or named sustainability programs. Not tag-worthy for vague "eco-conscious" marketing language without a specific certification, material, or practice.

Eco-Friendly

Stores with an explicit sustainability commitment (B Corp, FSC, reclaimed wood, low-VOC).

Karimoku Case Study is a premium brand from the Japanese manufacturer Karimoku, launched in 2019. It offers serene, minimalist furniture that thoughtfully blends Japanese and Scandinavian design principles. The focus is on natural materials and timeless appeal.

The brand is a modern extension of Karimoku Furniture, which was founded in 1940 by Shohei Kato. All pieces are manufactured in-house at the company's factories in Japan. This allows for complete control over the process, from sourcing sustainably harvested timber to the final product.

Many collections are born from collaborations with world-renowned architects like Norm Architects and Keiji Ashizawa Design. These pieces are developed for specific architectural projects, or "cases," which gives the furniture a unique context and story. Signature lines include the Kinuta and Azabu collections.

Karimoku Case Study

Karimoku Case Study is a Japanese furniture brand offering minimalist designs that blend Scandinavian and Japanese aesthetics with a focus on natural materials.

Obsolete is a gallery specializing in rare antiques and vintage design alongside contemporary art, located in Culver City, California. Founded in 1999 by former fashion design director Ray Azoulay, the showroom blends industrial age furnishings with perfectly dilapidated oddities. The inventory is sourced globally. This results in a highly theatrical collection that defies standard categorization.

Rather than manufacturing an in-house line, the gallery curates historical pieces next to mid-century designs from notable figures like Hans Wegner and Vladimir Kagan. The store also retails contemporary home goods and textiles from brands such as BDDW and SAVED Cashmere. Visitors can find everything from an 1880s American Empire sofa to vintage opaline tulip pendants.

The space functions as a fine art gallery as well, representing contemporary artists like Goran Djurovic and Ethan Murrow. Pricing reflects the rare and collectible nature of the inventory. A vintage Arne Norell armchair or a 1930s Heals oak table represents the premium investment required for these unique historical pieces.

Obsolete

Obsolete is a Culver City gallery offering a highly curated mix of rare antiques, vintage design, and contemporary art.

Soho Home is a contemporary interiors brand with over 25 years of design heritage, offering a diverse range of products for comfortable, social living. Inspired by the globally-renowned Soho Houses, the brand's offerings include furniture, tableware, accessories, lighting, home fragrances, and textiles. With more than 30 Houses worldwide, Soho Home remains committed to creating a familiar, relaxed atmosphere for its members, drawing on local history, creative communities, and the surrounding area for design inspiration.

Born out of guests' desire to purchase items from Soho Houses, the brand began in 2016 with the launch of its Barwell crystal glassware collection. Since then, it has grown into a comprehensive interiors brand featuring unique items such as the Manette bed found in Kettner's and the Juliana chandelier in DUMBO House. Each collection is designed in collaboration with the interiors of current and upcoming Soho Houses, ensuring a sense of authenticity and continuity.

To help customers recreate the Soho House experience at home, the brand offers Soho Home Design, a service where interior style managers provide expert guidance in styling living spaces. Interested clients can visit Soho.Home.Studios to experience the products in person and book an appointment with the design team. By offering a diverse array of products and personalized design services, Soho Home ensures that customers can enjoy the comforts and style of their favorite House in their own homes.

Soho Home

Soho Home, inspired by the renowned Soho Houses, offers a diverse range of products for comfortable, social living. The brand provides personalized design services through Soho Home Design, allowing customers to recreate the Soho House experience in their own homes, reflecting authenticity and continuity.

Sossego, deriving its name from a Portuguese word signifying an easygoing, blissful lifestyle, is a furniture site specialized in providing a taste of the Brazilian way of life through their products. Their award-winning Brazilian designers craft unique and hand-made furniture, lighting, and art pieces designed to bring the essence of 'sossego' into every home. As a brand, Sossego stands out for its commitment to sustainability. They use only sustainably harvested wood in their products, adhering to rigorous environmental standards.
Unlike traditional e-commerce furniture platforms, Sossego takes a bespoke approach to customer service, requiring potential buyers to request a quote for their sought-after pieces. This tailored service complements the luxurious appeal of their unique, hand-crafted furniture, catering to customers who value exclusivity and quality. For those with a budget that extends to the acquisition of exceptional pieces, Sossego offers an array of remarkable, one-of-a-kind furniture to consider. In addition to their commitment to quality and design, Sossego contributes positively to the environment. For each piece of furniture sold, they fund the planting of a tree in Brazil, further emphasizing their dedication to sustainable practices.

Sossego

Sossego offers unique, hand-made Brazilian furniture while prioritizing sustainability and quality. They offer tailored customer service and plant a tree in Brazil for every piece of furniture sold.

SUITE NY is a luxury furniture showroom located in Manhattan's NoMad design district offering high-end contemporary pieces and mid-century modern icons. Founded in 2006 by Maria Sepulveda Kirkel and Kris Fuchs, the Park Avenue space serves both trade professionals and the general public. The company operates as a premium reseller for global manufacturers like Gubi, Zeitraum, Verzelloni, and &Tradition.

The showroom focuses on a relaxed luxury aesthetic. Shoppers can find authorized re-editions of historical pieces, including Arne Jacobsen's Egg Chair and Pierre Paulin's Pacha Lounge Chair. They also carry modern staples like the floating solid wood Simple Hi bed by Formstelle. Because of the premium nature of the catalog, most seating requires a custom quote rather than direct online checkout.

Retail pricing reflects the top tier of their inventory. A Martin modular sectional sofa by Verzelloni starts around $10,750, while solid wood platform beds often exceed $4,800. The SUITE NY team manages the entire purchasing process from initial product selection to final white glove delivery and installation.

SUITE NY

SUITE NY is a luxury furniture showroom in Manhattan's NoMad district offering contemporary pieces and mid-century modern design icons.

Vipp, a renowned Danish industrial design company, began its journey in 1939 when metalworker Holger Nielsen crafted a durable pedal-controlled bin for his wife's salon. Over the years, the bin became a staple in Danish clinics and ultimately found its place in the permanent design collection at the Museum of Modern Art (MoMA) in New York in 2009. Today, the family-owned and family-driven business offers a diverse range of functional and stylish products for the kitchen and bathroom.
The company's legacy continues with the second and third generations of the family at the helm. Jette Egelund, Holger's youngest daughter, took over the company in 1992, and later, her two children, Kasper and Sofie, joined her in the mission to bring Holger's principles of functionality into private homes. In 2019, Vipp celebrated its 80th anniversary and expanded its offerings to include a complete collection of furniture, designed to complement their architectural projects such as the Vipp Hotel. Vipp's dedication to producing high-quality, long-lasting products has made it a prominent name in the furniture industry.

Vipp

Vipp, a Danish design company founded in 1939, is known for its durable pedal-controlled bin. Now a family-driven business, it offers functional, stylish kitchen and bathroom products. With a focus on quality and longevity, Vipp has expanded to include furniture and architectural projects.

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Stores whose catalog is primarily manufactured in the United States — either in-house domestic production, or partnerships with US workshops. Tag-worthy when the brand explicitly states "made in the USA" or names specific US facilities, workshops, or artisan partners. Not tag-worthy for brands that merely ship from the US or assemble imported parts domestically.

Made in USA

Stores whose furniture is primarily manufactured in the United States.

Last Ditch Design is a luxury furniture studio based in Los Angeles, California, that specializes in handcrafted, made-to-order pieces. Founded by designer Todd Hewitt, the brand debuted its flagship LD2 collection in late 2022. The studio operates primarily on an in-house manufacturing model while collaborating with local artisans for specialized fabrication involving stone, steel, and custom upholstery.

The brand draws heavy inspiration from minimalism and Scandinavian design movements. Rather than relying on heavy ornamentation, Last Ditch Design focuses on simple, sculptural forms and the natural warmth of organic materials. Notable signature items include the Silas Lounge Chair, which features a solid wood frame with a leather sling inspired by Brazilian mid-century design. Another prominent piece is the M2 Console, conceptually reimagined from the iconic Leica M2 camera.

The studio integrates sustainability directly into its production process. Last Ditch Design utilizes ethically sourced, FSC-certified solid woods like ash, black walnut, or white oak for its furniture frames. The company also maintains a partnership with the nonprofit organization One Tree Planted, planting a tree for every sale to offset its environmental footprint.