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Chairish is the design world's indispensable marketplace for exceptional home furnishings and art. Interior designers and tastemakers come to Chairish for our vast assortment of extraordinary vintage, antique and contemporary pieces from best-in-class designer brands, dealers, galleries and artisans. Chairish is celebrated for our inspiring mix of expertly edited inventory and for our world-class customer experience that makes buying and selling delightful. All items listed on Chairish are pre-screened by our team of sharp-eyed curators to be sure Chairish's inventory meets our high style standards.

We may be a bit biased, but chairs really do make a room. From the pared-back perfection of Herman Miller lounge chairs that are done up in lollipop hues to the next-level allure of vintage Art Deco club chairs, vintage chairs are the perfect vehicle for adding flair. Top designers clued in to the power of a vintage chair rarely pass on a specimen piece, whether they be in the market for one or not. In fact, unique armchair and chair collecting could be considered a kind of sport among the interior aesthete set.

If you're in the market for a vintage sofa, then you know how the term "couch surfing" can take on a whole new meaning-and not necessarily a relaxing one. When it comes to vintage sofas, options abound-one touts itself as a tuxedo sofa, while another a camelback. And let's not forget the decision between a standard sofa, sectional sofa, and the oft-forgotten loveseast sofa. Not sure of the difference? Trust us, you're not alone! To help, we've broken down some of the most common types of vintage sofas.

Whether used to add warmth to hardwood floors, provide visual cohesion in a room, or liven up dull carpet-vintage rugs are always an inspired choice. While new rugs will always entice, vintage rugs are built to last, and choosing a secondhand rug can often provide you the best bang for your buck. However, it can be tricky figuring out how to utilize vintage rugs in the home (especially if you're new to them). To help, we've created a vintage rug guide, chock full of tips on how to choose the best vintage rug for your space.

Whether you're craving a pair of hand-carved twin beds for your kids' rooms, or an antique iron queen bed for your guest room-antique beds are ideal for achieving a charming look and feel. Use a bed as the base for a room and let it guide all of your stylistic choices, from rugs to art. For some of our best tips on choosing the best secondhand bedframes to fit your personal style, read on below. While the general shape of vintage beds remains fairly consistent throughout the standard sizes (we're talking twin beds, full beds, queen beds, king beds, and, of course, Cal)-the dimensions of each type vary slightly.