The Newel Gallery & Warehouse are full of exciting new acquisitions from the masters of 20th century design. While our inventory spans thousands of pieces of all periods and styles, we couldn’t be more excited than to welcome the likes of Maison Ramsay, Jean Royere, Rene Drouet, Andre Arbus, Milo Baughman and Maison Bagues into our home. We have always been passionate purveyors of French / American Art Deco & Mid-Century, and these fresh new offerings represent some serious standouts to our ever-expanding collection.  The Latest Acquisitions at Newel: FEATURED Jean Royère Round Iron Dining Table with Glass Top BROWSE FEATURED Set of 6 Mastercraft Chairs BROWSE FEATURED Beige Tessellated…

Our love for Renaissance and Gothic styles is no secret, and as relentless enthusiasts of authentic and revival antique pieces, nothing gets us more excited than experimenting with our own inventory. These opportunities allow us to take creative license with history, and in a way, rewrite it creatively through one of our true passions here at Newel – construction + deconstruction of vignettes! Renaissance & Gothic design have always inspired us, and we’re proud to call Newel a home to so many revival pieces of both eras. FEATURED Italian Renaissance Carved Oak Paneled Rooms BROWSE FEATURED English Renaissance Walnut Tapestry Chairs BROWSE FEATURED Italian Renaissance Oak Console Tables BROWSE FEATURED…

Stroll through big box retail outlets this time of year and you will likely stumble over a staggering range of commodity outdoor seating and tables constructed of wicker. Wicker has become synonymous with lightweight, mass-market outdoor seating and tables and it’s more popular than ever. But did you know that the use of wicker in furniture construction dates back to 3,000 BC and has been used in virtually every style and genre since? Despite this, there are commonly held misconceptions about wicker and we’re here to clear it up with our list of 5 Things You Didn’t Know about Wicker! 1 Wicker is a technique, not a material The term…