Estates Upholstery
This collection from Michael Taylor was originally designed for this famous Actress.
Who is Jennifer Jones?
Featuring turned steel supports and solid brass bun feet, this collection is available with a sandblasted marble or burnished brass tabletop.
What is Baldacchino?
Inspired by 1960's Murano glass fixtures, this collection features mouth blown glass formed into "petals."
What is Amelia?
This new upholstery collection's name translates to Sacred Stone.
What is Pietrasanta?
This season our Modern lighting introduces this new material.
What is Acrylic?
This collection is a faithful reproduction of an original sofa from a famous Parisian apartment.
What is Vendome?
Evoking an 18th century Portuguese antique, this collection features hand-inlaid marquetry paired with carved and turned Alder wood bases and legs.
What is Paloma?
A new chandelier collection, named for one of the worlds most famous literary narrators, is produced by this famous Venetian atelier.
What is Fortuny?
Named for a famous shopping street in Paris, this new collection features a thick, subtly curved frame dotted by plush pillows.
What is Montaigne?
Several collections, including Cosmic and Shell, are featuring in this finish in our Modern book.
What is Bronze?
This new upholstery fabric is woven at a small mill in Spain and features a soft hand with a subtle sheen.
What is Performance Lustrous Chenille?
Inspired by 17th century Moorish design, this collection evokes a sculptural labyrinth with its ornate carving.
What is Barrosa?
Crafted in Italy from hand-blown glass, this collection incorporates subtle fluting and scrollwork detail.
What is Giulia?
our new sectional collection features convex and concave forms inspired by a wave and is designed by this frequent RH collaborator.
Who is Jan Te Lintelo?
Characterized by thick nested acrylic forms combined with metal detailing, our cover star was designed by this well-known midwestern designer.
Who is Joseph Jeup?
This popular collection introduces a new Petite Depth, along with resized chaises, providing a contemporary counterpoint to our Estates casegoods.
What is Lugano?
Named for a religiously significant French town, this table features a mixed material construction, punctuated with a silent 's'
What is Lourdes?
Featuring hand-cast metal details, this collection from the Van Thiels also includes a stunning Canopy Bed.
What is Hugo?
Reimagining the slipper chair, this design by Bina and Sasson creates a sculptural monolithic presence.
What is Bruna?
Allison Berger's new collection that features textured glass in an elegant geometric frame.
What is Pleated Crystal?
Coco Chanel chose this material for her upholstery, diverging from the trend at the time.
What is Suede?
This interior construction detail differentiates our estates collections from contemporary collections, adding an sense of age and provenance.
What are wood on wood drawer glides?
The Yardstick collection was originally designed for a famous London Hotel by this renowned tastemaker who also designed one of the dining experiences at RH London.
Who is Anouska Hempel?
Characterized by a thick, refined, curved Oak frame, this chair blends Italian and Brazilian inspiration.
What is Francesca?
Named for the second-largest Great Lake, this lamp collection is available in square and cylindrical shapes, smoked, amber, or clear glass.
What is Huron?