A Man's Home

Your Place Needs a Conversation Starter

Shesham wood and leather chair, $749 by CB2

What separates a really sharp interior from the more basic variety? The addition of the unexpected. Something in a room that makes a statement. A bold piece that draws your eye and says something about the person who lives there. Like a uniquely crafted chair, vintage bar cart or striking steel wall sculpture. Maybe it's a long haired Icelandic sheepskin hide, which makes for an extremely cozy accent rug or adds an interesting texture to the back of a sleek mid-century chair. Especially if you're renting and can't do much about the architecture of your rooms, these are the kind of pieces that come in handy because they make an instant impact.

Shesham wood and leather chair, $749 by CB2

Brass hand sculpture,
$199 at The Cool Hunter

Lampe Gras Model 214,
$580 at Design Within Reach

Lampe Gras Model 214,
$580 at Design Within Reach

Eames molded
plywood lounge chair,
$1,049 at Design Within Reach

1960s IBM standard issue clock, $249 at Schoolhouse Electric

Black Icelandic sheepskin,
$220 at TRNK

Steel wall sculpture, $840 / $472 by C. Jeré

Marble-topped coffee table,
$1,299 by West Elm Collection

French factory bar cart,
$1,295 by Restoration Hardware

Eames molded plywood lounge chair,
$1,049 at Design Within Reach