Farrier - Imported Antiques

Available: the sweetest little oak bar cart with carved rail detailing and a removable tray on top for serving. Perfect for tea time ☕️

Dimensions: W: 32” D: 17.5” H: 27.25” $475

Available: a rare find! Two sister English pine dressers that match and measure almost identically, working perfectly as an imperfect pair. These would make gorgeous nightstands.

Open to splitting the pair up if you only need one. DM us for more details 🤍

Possibly my favourite classic dining pairing for an English kitchen design - an aged pine farmhouse table with darker ladderback rush chairs. This is your reminder that dining tables are supposed to show the marks of the fun they have had 🤍

Photo by Georgina Preston

Available: large Louis Philippe gilded mirror with the perfect foxed glass. These mirrors were designed during the reign of King Louis Philippe in the early 1800s when interiors started to become more comfortable and understated. We loved how this one has aged so beautifully 🤍

Dimensions: H: 49.5” W: 35” D: 1”

Inspired by the Louis Philippe bathroom mirror and lovely warm colours in the home of Patricia Rodi 💛

Available: a rare pair of beautifully turned oak bobbin stools, ready to be styled wherever a little character is needed 🤍

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Available: a beautifully kept pair of scalloped demi lune tables that can be used as nightstands, or, more traditionally in English design, to flank a central fireplace in a living room. I can also split the pair if there is interest as entrance hall tables.

Demi lunes are one of my favourite antique forms and have graced English country homes since the Georgian period, I just love their symmetry and simplicity 🤍

Colour inspiration from our recent trip to England 💚

This late 18th century floral occasional table felt almost like a piece of art rather than furniture and was spoken for immediately, but far too pretty not to earn a permanent spot on the grid 🌸

“I’m a big believer in the energy of objects. I feel a lot of feelings when I’m around antiques. I’ll first get a feeling, and if it’s a good one, I can pretty quickly pinpoint whether I have a home for it - either in my own space or in a client’s project.”

In our latest Chapters at Home feature, we sit down with Brittany Steptoe-Wright of Brit Wright || BSW Design Inc. to talk about how childhood summers in England shaped her design aesthetic and love for antiques.

🔗 Link in bio to read the full article.

Photography by Britney Townsend
Design + styling by Brit Wright || BSW Design Inc.