Shea’s Favorites From Threshold x Studio McGee Spring

“I love that this cabinet feels so high-end while being a larger piece at an accessible price range. The woven door fronts feel tangible, like the wood is a living, breathing thing. It could be part of a light, airy coastal space, or mixed in with a collection of other vintage pieces.”

- Shea McGee

“I love the way this floor lamp can be so many different things. It can be playful in a little kids’ room with its tapered rattan shade, or pair nicely with a more vintage aesthetic. It’s also capable of being that pop of something earthy and textural in a more contemporary living room.”

- Shea McGee

“I have wanted to put shearling on a wingback for a while now. There’s something really special about combining two elements that are quite opposite—the time-honored tufted detailing with of-the-moment sherpa upholstery. The luxury of being enveloped in this chair!”

- Shea McGee

“I’ve been wanting two large planters on each side of my front door, and these are exactly what I’ve been looking for. I love that the texture feels handcrafted and worn. They’re the type of outdoor planter that will only get more beautiful as they age and patina. ”

- Shea McGee

“It's the color palette of this rug that makes it one of my favorites. You often see Persian rugs in saturated shades of red, burgundy, and burnt orange—this golden, camel color feels unique. All in all, it’s a neutral, and combined with its low pile, it’s capable of being the grounding element of a high-traffic area.”

- Shea McGee

“The really cool thing about this tray is that the gold cast metal construction is a little glam but with its weather finish feels equally as earthy. I would use this to style a console table vignette, layered with a collection of candles in various heights. It could also be more about function as a jewelry tray in your bathroom or a place to rest your water glass on your bedside table.”

-Shea McGee