The Selby House

Currently on view in the showroom.

From our saved folder. lighting we keep coming back to.

An Albert Frey classic reawakened in Palm Springs. the Burgess House, as seen in Architectural Digest.

New in the studio: ‘Distort’ by Jason Adkins. Lead mirror chrome vinyl folded into a surface that shifts with the light. Equal parts art object and mirror.
Available now at The Selby House.

The perfect drink stand, if we do say so ourselves.

We sourced these, restored them, and reupholstered them in a Jed Home wool and mohair blend. A pair of 1960s JG Furniture armchairs with bent rod chrome legs.
Dimensions: 32”H x 23.5”W x 20”D | Seat Height 18”
Available at The Selby House.

New in: Belgian Oak Side Table. Solid oak, midcentury Belgium.
We used AI to place it in a space so you can see it at home. Available now at The Selby House.

New in: Papiro Floor Lamp by Sergio Calatroni for Pallucco. A lamp that earns its place as sculpture. Sold separately, professionally rewired to US standards. Available now at The Selby House.

The polka-dotted house, featured in a 1952 issue of Life magazine.
Designed by Emery Jernquist, who originally painted his Warwick, Rhode Island home black before deciding it felt too somber. The solution: bright-colored polka dots across the facade.
Says the article:
“He and his family painted the house black, then decorated its walls and white chimney with bright-colored polka dots, and it looked just fine. At first people were skeptical but, as he answered their questions politely, Jernquist conducted a private poll and came up with a confident statistic. Seventy-two percent of the critics, he says, like the dots just as much as he does.”