A Vintage Midcentury Modern Dresser for Less Than $500? Sold!
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Founded in 2003 as a lighting and lifestyle goods company, Schoolhouse is one of those brands that makes you wish you were designing your space in the 1960s. Every piece—whether it’s a cherry red cane armchair or a satiny brass cabinet pull—boasts a sense of nostalgia without feeling outdated. And until October 3rd, everything is a whopping 15% off, so now is the time to swipe that pair of orb-inspired sconces you’ve been eyeing for months or the luxuriously cozy merino wool throw blanket you couldn’t justify buying.
And before you panic about supply chain-related delays, rest assured that most of Schoolhouse’s wares are designed, assembled, and shipped from its Portland, Oregon factory, which is housed in a 100-year-old building. Yes, Schoolhouse loves anything with a layered history, which is why the pieces look like contemporary riffs on classic midcentury modern styles. After all, that movement, which lasted roughly from the early 1930s until around 1965, is one of design’s most prolific and charismatic eras.
From a Th. Valentiner-inspired floor lamp in an array of glossy finishes to a contemporary and more utilitarian take on Thinline’s 1950s pedestal table (Schoolhouse’s features a thick wooden top), each piece is like a modern heirloom designed to be collected and will last for generations to come.
Whether you’re eager to breathe some life into your home office with a new fixture, spruce up your living space courtesy of a comfy blanket, or swap out your dining table with something fresher, Schoolhouse will certainly have what you’re looking for—and at a sizable discount, too. We know we’ve been waiting for an excuse to replace our tired old cabinet pulls and faded throw pillows, and a sitewide 15% off sale is the perfect excuse. Schoolhouse doesn’t do sales like this very often, so don’t miss out!
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