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When it comes to your home, is there any design element that should be an afterthought? We don’t think so. While there are main characters and supporting roles, ideally every item you choose, whether front-door handles and faucets or art and accessories, should feel considered and intentional.

House of Rohl®’s collection of home decor brands aligns with this philosopy, with offerings that include heirloom-grade sinks from English heritage maker Shaws and customizable hardware by EMTEK. Below are some of our favorite items from our salon of House of Rohl brands and 1stDibs curation, selected by our editors, who tell you why these pieces make every space — from the kitchen to the mudroom — feel a little more special.”


KITCHEN

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Perrin and Rowe Georgian Era™ Bridge Kitchen Faucet With Side Spray

This unlacquered brass fixture embraces the philosophy that beautiful objects should age gracefully, developing a rich patina over time.

Madeleine Walnut Stool & Performance fabric by Christiane Lemieux, New

This French modern design balances sophistication with practicality, offering genuine comfort with its bow-shaped backrest, while the performance fabric makes it resilient enough for everyday family life.

Culinario™ 50″ Stainless-Steel Chef/Workstation Sink with Accessories

A true workstation that transcends the typical sink’s role, this award-winning piece combines industrial-grade construction and interchangeable accessories.

Gaston Brass Knife Holder, New

A sleek alternative to the typical knife block, this brass knife holder transforms kitchen organization into intentional design.

Riobel Arca™ Pot Filler

This chic fixture eliminates the awkward dance of filling heavy pots at the main sink and then teetering over to the stovetop. It’s a small indulgence that meaningfully improves daily kitchen workflow.

Still Life with Jug & Onions, 1916, by Kuni Mikhail

Art in the kitchen personalizes the space beyond its utilitarian purpose, connecting culinary work to culture and creativity. 


BATHROOM

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Victoria + Albert Kerid Freestanding Bathtub

Cast from volcanic limestone, this tub combines the sculptural presence of a statement piece with the practical durability of a nonporous material that helps resist staining and UV fading.

Olimpia 5-Piece Bathroom Set, New

Crafted from burnished brass and supple leather, this coordinated collection elevates everyday bathroom essentials into objects that feel precious.

Jean-Michel Frank for COMTE S.A. Gueridons, 1935

These minimalist wrought-iron tripod tables embody Jean-Michel Frank’s philosophy that exceptional design needs nothing more than perfectly balanced proportions and impeccable execution.

Perrin & Rowe Edwardian™ 3/4″ Exposed Wall-Mount Thermostatic Shower System in Polished Nickel

These fixtures capture the grandeur of a time when indoor plumbing transformed the bathroom into a room worthy of architectural consideration.

Art Deco Pewter and Brass Box, 1937

This Swedish gem marries neoclassical ornamentation with modernist restraint. Nearly a century of patina has only deepened its beauty, showing how quality materials and construction transcend trends.

Carl Auböck Brass Hand Vide-Poche, 2025

This Viennese-crafted bowl transcends utility through its sculptural form — the decorative hand serving as both whimsy and function, holding jewelry during bathing while making a bold design statement.


MUDROOM

Interior by Kylee Shintaffer Design. Photo by Eric Piasecki

Emtek SELECT T-Bar Dark-Walnut Lever

These walnut handles are built to age gracefully. We’re enchanted by the idea of the natural wood grain developing a patina over time, reflecting a home that is loved and lived in.

Sister by Studio Ashby Sylva Hook Set in Bronze, 2025

These sculptural wall hooks by British design studio Sister by Studio Ashby are hand-crafted through a meticulous process of wax sculpting and bronze casting, drawing inspiration from organic tree forms.

SELECT L-Square Stem, Straight Knurled Grip Full-Length Mortise Entry Set

Your front door is one of the first things people notice about your home. We love the knurled texture of this Emtek’s SELECT handle grip, which underscores the architectural precision of the entry set’s design.

French Brutalist Carved Sun Face Stool, 1950s

We love how the brutalist form of this 1950s French stool is softened by expressive hand-carved details — the smiling sun makes this chair a welcoming fixture for a transitional space like a mudroom.


WET BAR

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Serena Confalonieri Set of 2 Calypso Martini Glasses, New

These hand-blown glasses from Serena Confalonieri look stunning when displayed, and even better in hand. We adore the Venetian flair evoked in their design.

Emtek Select L-Square Stem Knurled-Handle Appliance Pull

The knurled grip on this appliance pull is a thoughtful design choice for a high-touch area. It’s practical — offering better grip when hands are damp — but it’s also refined.

Art Deco Sterling-Silver & Enamel Cocktail Shaker, ca. 1930

The Art Deco pattern in the apple-green enamel on this 1930s cocktail shaker is completely mesmerizing. Imagine pouring a martini from this into a glass and topping it with a perfectly green Castelvetrano olive!

Silver-Plated Lobster Bottle Opener, 1970s

This charming silver-plated lobster-claw bottle opener reminds us that bar tools don’t have to be boring.

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