amelia’s current favorites
Welcome to Amelia’s Current Favorites—a thoughtfully curated collection of the pieces she can’t stop thinking about. From one-of-a-kind antiques and statement furniture to playful accents and unexpected finds, each item is personally selected for its beauty, character, and ability to make a home feel uniquely your own.
Read down below to hear why Amelia picked these items as her current favorites!
hand-painted card wallets
hand-painted card wallets
This compact wallet is crafted from genuine top grain leather and features a hand-painted design, artist signed for authenticity. It is sealed for waterproof and scratch-resistant protection, ensuring durability for everyday use.
Size: 3.5” x 4.5”
Absolutely in love with these hand-painted card wallets.
They’re my favorite for dinners, events, and nights out because they’re slim, compact, and fit perfectly into an evening bag or mini purse.
Functional, beautiful, and such a fun little statement piece every time you pull one out.
That kind of everyday accessory that makes even the smallest details feel special!
Baobab diffuser
Baobab diffuser
Baobab Monaco Diffuser features hand-applied artwork inspired by the charm and elegance of Monaco, blending iconic architecture with vibrant coastal style. Notes of lemon, sea salt, and musk create a fresh citrus fragrance with a refined finish, bringing sophistication and a touch of Riviera luxury to any space.
16.9oz
This Baobab Diffuser… I truly can’t say enough good things about these.
I have the Monaco scent in my living room, and without fail, everyone comments on how incredible my house smells. It’s sophisticated and fresh without being overpowering. I simply flip the reeds every few days, and it keeps the space beautifully scented.
And as a Formula 1 fan, the Monaco collection had me from the start. Beautiful fragrance, stunning design, and a piece that doubles as decor; it’s one of my favorite things in my home.
Vintage Waterfall Bench
Vintage Waterfall Bench
60”w x 24’d x 22”h
Vintage pieces may show natural signs of age, including wear, imperfections, and variations. These details are part of the character and history that make each piece uniquely its own.
I fell in love with this vintage waterfall bench the second I found it in Palm Beach on a buying trip.
Originally popular in the late 1960s and throughout the 1970s, waterfall benches became known for their soft curves and statement-making form.
Whether at the end of a bed, in an entryway, or tucked beneath a window, it’s one of those timeless pieces that instantly gives a room personality.
The zebra fabric is such a vibe and in such great condition, I can’t bring myself to reupholster it!