It isn’t Paris without a gilded boudoir. And it isn’t a boudoir without a pastel chest of trinket drawers.

With strong geometrics and gilded linear legs, this console evokes the spirit of a sun-quenched era of minimalist decadence.

The finesse of ring-turned English legs and stark Victorian lines come together for the simple love of writing.

With its rich mustard yellow and wooden aesthetic, the Malawi desk encapsulates a tropical rainforest.

Conjuring the drama of Churchill’s England, this felt green desk sits equally at ease as a study or dresser.

Modern functionality is bitten by the writer’s bug in this desk that found its inspiration in the picturesque home of Wordsworth.

Where conversations of art and literature often give way to life’s simple pleasures, this gilded marble coffee table finds its home.

In an art deco-inspired play with geometrics, stark stripes of monochrome meet a gilded triangular base in this conversation piece.

In a portside where cultures converged and merchants flourished, the Malabar end table found its classic inspiration.

Where an island sun gleamed across the land of ancient Greeks, this intricate statement piece found its inspiration.

Gilded marble in all its timeless panache makes for a corner table that is subtly opulent.

In the spirited elegance of the 50s this multi-functional trolley makes a beautifully compact statement that moves wherever you need it most.