After several requests for where we purchased our furniture, I’m putting together our master list for the ENTIRE home. This includes key furniture pieces to other items we invested in for the house.
When we moved into the Mindful Maison this summer, we only showed up with a queen-sized bed and two chests of drawers. We had sold everything a few years back when we moved in with my grandmother for a short stint, so we had to furnish our home almost entirely from scratch. It was painful to furnish an entire home from the beginning, but we took our time (over six months) to do so.
Everything is pretty much all set for the big pieces, though there are still a few gaps, like art and some accessories, that we are slowly adding. Here’s the full list with links to everything!
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Our Home: Where We Bought Our Furniture (Master List)
Dining Room
This room was the first we decided to furnish out and for me was the clearest. I knew exactly what I wanted in this room and ordered the furniture straight away! Here’s the list:
Dining Table
Bok Oak Table 55″ in natural oak (also available here). This is an investment piece but what I love is that it’s 100% wood. This one will last a long time. I do wish I’d order one size bigger to better accommodate 6 people.
Dining Chairs
Breuer Cesca Chair in Black (if no longer available, here’s the natural option). I’ve been obsessed with these chairs for a long time and knew these were the ones. They’re expensive, especially if you invest in originals. However, you can get the chairs from the factory that was one of the original factories that made them. We bought ours on Amazon (way cheaper than France & Son) and chose to assemble ourselves to save money. NEW SOURCES: Now available via Bed Bath and Beyond. Find them in black here and natural here.
Ceiling Light
Vega Light from CB2 is no longer available. The Marra Light from CB2 is very similar.
Antique Bench from China
Etsy purchase. I sourced so much from this vendor on Etsy. He was incredible. Fast shipping, great communication, and some incredible antiques. He still has a few benches left, like this one, this one, and this one.
Wall Art
Piece by Satsuki Shibuya. Travis purchased this as a surprise gift for the new home the minute we closed. I love Satsuki’s art so much and have been a longtime fan. Tappan Collective is a great source for art as well.
Planter
Antique Willy Guhl via Love House NY. One of our investment art pieces in the home, I was obsessed with Willy Guhl’s work when my cousin behind Love House introduced me. He was able to source this one and I absolutely adore having it in our home.
Other Accessories
- Marshall Bluetooth Speaker. *Absolutely adore this to play music throughout the house.
- Pacific Natural Book by Jenni Kayne
- Year & Day Refillable Candle
On the Table
- Coyuchi Organic Linen Napkins
- Vintage French cutlery sourced in France
- Year & Day Plates in Moon
- Carole Neilsen Ceramics. *We’ve been investing her ceramics for two years now. She’s a French artist living in San Francisco and creates the most beautiful work. You can purchase directly from her and I’ve seen some of her pieces in other stores as well like Connected Goods.
- Duralex Glasses
Living Room
This room took a bit longer to decide on but overall love how it came together. Here’s the list:
Window Shades
Arlo Bamboo Window Shade on Amazon in Tuscan. These are the shades throughout the house!
Couch
Sixpenny Couch, 72″ Neva in Cotton Linen, color is Pacific Pearl with feather down. That’s a mouthful of words, but all the details for the couch. We saw tons of ads for Sixpenny and bit the bullet as it was shippable and such a great price point. We love it, and I wouldn’t change a single thing about this couch. Plus, all the covers come off and can be washed or replaced.
Coffee Table
Monolith Marble Drum Coffee Table. I still go back and forth on this purchase. Ultimately, it has grown on me, and with the white furniture, it does well.
Side Chairs
Astor Faux Fur Chairs in White. We love these two chairs. Low to the ground, they’re incredibly comfortable to sit in and the cats also adore them. And yes, we bought them randomly on Neiman Marcus when they had a sale and were cheaper than other outlets.
On the Fireplace Mantel: Mirror
Josephine mirror via Anthropologie is no longer available. The Mila Mirror via Anthropologie is very similar. This one can be hung or leaned up against the wall. Light is the Menu Reverse Table Lamp and the U candle is by Glaze.
Rug
Turkish rug via Etsy. I struggle with rugs as most are so incredibly expensive. We have cats and I was nervous to invest in a nice one at the moment. This vendor on Etsy had great prices and shipped fast. I love the look of the patina on it as well. This blog post has 20 Turkish Rugs under $200.
Air Purifier
Rabbit Air BioGS 2.0. It’s a game changer for cleaning the air, and I’m so glad we invested in this for the home. It’s so intuitive that even blowing out a candle recognizes the extra toxins in the air and turns up a notch to clean.
Shelves
We custom-made these ourselves for under $100. This blog post has a full guide for how to recreate it. For the items on there, it’s a collection of art from over the years. I sourced a lot of vessels from Etsy. This blog post talks about my favorite vendors.
Niches: Candle Holders
These are the iron candleholders pictured below.
Other Accessories
- Birch Coat Pegged Rack
- Coyuchi Organic Cotton Throw. *Love this piece!!
- Le Labo Santal 26 Candle
Favorite Coffee Table Books
- From the Land: Architecture
- Tom Kundig: Works (Architecture)
- Wabi Sabi Welcome
- NY Times: 36 Hours in Europe
- My Tiny Atlas
Entry Wall
We’ve done a few iterations of this entry wall. The first one pictured above is a collaboration with one of our favorite small shops called Loom & Kiln. The owner, Hannah, curates vintage and antique pieces found around the world (she is known for her incredible Moroccan rug collection!). I curated 4 pieces (what you see on the wall + pillow) to put together a sculptural entrance to the home. A lot of these are one of a kind so here are some similar pieces from the shop:
- Kilim Pillows (Discontinued) — current pillow selection
- Hand-Woven Desert Wall Hanging (Discontinued) — current art selection
- Moon Print (Discontinued) — current art selection
- Hand-Carved Guatemalan Beads (Discontinued)
Underneath, is a bench from the same source on Etsy (browse the shop for more) that we got the rest of our antique elmwood benches and stools. I added a few books plus a copper bowl I sourced at an antique store in Idaho.
Updated Entry Wall
The entry wall now looks like this below. I’ve moved the other items previously there around the house. We switched out the sconce for an Anglepoise Type 80 and found this delicate French oil painting on Etsy from this seller.
Bistro Room
One of our favorite rooms in the home!
Table
Marble French Bistro Table via World Market. This one was a steal (much cheaper than the Pottery Barn one) and works perfectly for the two of us. Similar option via Amazon.
Chairs
Antique, No. 14 Thonet sourced via Etsy. The “great hunt” as Travis jokes about these chairs. I’ve eyed Thonet cane chairs for years, and got really into the history of these, searching for almost three months. Originals are incredibly expensive, but there are factories that produced for Thonet that don’t have the mark but the exact same build and era. I managed to find a seller here in the US who sourced some from the mid-’50s from Romania from one of the production factories. A few sources for similar bistro chairs:
Light
It’s a vintage green French enamel pendant that I sourced on Etsy and then found someone to do the lighting. A lot of sellers on Etsy make ones that you don’t have to put together (which I recommend doing as it’s easier). This one and this one are very similar.
Hallway Vignette
One of the newer parts of our home that we finished is this hallway wall. The inspiration was darker tones and depth that drew the eye in but didn’t take up too much space.
We ended up with this:
- Hulot Console Table (custom order) from vanCollier
- “Femme” Art Piece sourced from The Vintage Rug Shop (Discontinued) — view current art selection
- Petite Bridge Handled Vessel by Simone Bodmer-Turner (I recommend using Love House NY to source).
Kitchen
Though this blog post on our kitchen reveal showcases a much more in-depth story, I’ll link a few key pieces below:
On the Shelves
- Dusty Pink Salt & Pepper Shakers
- Rustic Cheeseboard via Elsie Green
- Dish Brush
- Japanese Donabe
- Glassware
- Berkey Water Filter
- Mason Jars for Food Storage
- French Press
- Geometry Kitchen Tea Towel
- Waffle Towel from Parachute Home
- Nespresso Machine
- Fellow Stagg EKG Electric Gooseneck Kettle
- White Wood Dish Rack
Favorite Pots and Pans
- Copper Nonstick 8″ Pan via William Sonoma
- Copper Nonstick 10″ Pan via William Sonoma
- Copper 8 Qt Pot via William Sonoma
- Copper 2 QT Saucepan via William Sonoma
- Nonstick, Minerals Greenpan (perfect for eggs) via William Sonoma
Sink, Hardware, and Appliances
- Farmhouse Apron Sink by Kohler
- Antique Brass Faucet by Kingston Brass
- Brass Cabinet Pulls
- Reclaimed Wood Shelves Sourced from Heritage Salvage
- French Worktable via Etsy (Discontinued) — similar option via Etsy
- Magnetic Knife Rack via Peg & Awl — similar option via Amazon
- Cafe French Door Refrigerator in Matte White (Previously we had a Vintage Chambers Refrigerator)
Master Bedroom
We went with a very minimal color palette as we wanted to room to feel as peaceful as possible.
Bed Frame
CB2 whitewashed frame. We wanted something minimal and love how this one hides away with the duvet.
Mattress
Tuft & Needle Mint Mattress. Another one of those influenced by ads purchase. Adore this mattress and the price point is sweet.
Bedding
All Parachute Home. We love Parachute’s linen line. The effortless look and more crinkled feeling feel so cozy. We have the duvet and sheets in “Bone”.
Dresser
Old CB2. We bought this quite a while ago. It still comes in a 3-drawer version. A few similar styles: via Overstock, and another Overstock.
Side Tables
Etsy purchase. This is from the same vendor as the rest of the wooden pieces in the home. We like the minimal feeling of the stools and forces us not to have a ton of stuff clustered. He still has a few left!
Side Wall-Mounted Lamps
Flynn Sconce via Serena & Lily. These are great if you want ones that can plugin. The price is steep, so I’d wait for a sale on these ones, which is what we did.
Rug
Imported from Norway. Picked up this hide while in Norway this last year and the cats have come to adore it.
Guest Bedroom
All of the furniture is from our original master room in San Francisco and all from CB2. We are really happy with the quality of their products for the price point.
Bed Frame
Bedding
All Parachute Home. Again all Parachute’s brushed cotten line, we have the duvet and sheets in “White”.
Side Tables
Side Lamps
CB2 Arc black table lamp (Discontinued). This is a great alternative.
Console Table
CB2 no longer available, but here’s a similar option.
Corner Chair
From my grandfather.
Accessories
- Seagrass Basket
- Luggage rack
- Art from Bali
- Rattan mirror found at an antique store. Similar style here.
Bathroom
You’ll find the full bathroom before and after details on this renovation blog post. Linking to a few key pieces here that are in that post as well.
Shower and Bath
- Bathroom tile in Vintage Rose Zellige | Clé Tile
- Cast-Iron Bath | Kohler on Amazon
- Tub and Shower Faucet Set in Polished Brass | Kingston Brass on Amazon
- Shower Curtain rod in polished brass | Amazon
- Shower Curtain Rings in polished brass | Amazon
- Towel Rack in polished brass | Amazon
Products
Bath Linens Pictured from Parachute Home
- Waffle Hand Towel in Tan
- Linen Shower Curtain in White
- Hand Knit Bath Mat in Natural
- Tassel Bath Towels in White
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3 Comments
Beautiful house!!
Where did the blinds come from throughout the house. Sorry if I missed where you posted it.
Thank you for posting these tips and resources! Your new home is so lovely. I just moved to a new home in Raliegh, NC, and am in the process of furnishing it from scratch, and learning from your experience has already helped so much. Wondering what shade your Amazon Arlo blinds are? There are multiple options to choose from and I love the color of yours! Thank you 🙂
Hey Coley! So happy you could benefit from it! The color of the shades is “Tuscan.” I’ll note that they’re very transparent if there is contrast in light, so keep that in mind!