Bunny Williams Home

The Belvedere Dining Table finds its perfect match in a breakfast nook, where morning light and good company are all that’s required. Paired here with our Sienna dining chairs, our hand-painted Friedrich chest (equally at home storing table linens as it is stealing the show) and our Adonis Hurricane. A small corner that does a great deal. Tap to shop.

Our Radnor desk two ways. It’s milk-white finish, with its subtle gray speckling and visible wood grain, has the quiet beauty of a seagull’s egg. Fretwork legs and ball feet keep things playful. Tap to shop. Photos by REID ROLLS INTERIORS & styling by howardwchristian.

“The layering of flowers and objects I love here includes the exuberant, old Heydenryk frame. I repainted one part of it in silvery tones, and chose a strong coral color for the amaryllis supported by the berried branches of ilex.” - on Flowers Before a China Cupboard, 2026, seen here any currently available via our website and showroom.

Inspired by an antique hand-painted waterfall bookcase Bunny couldn’t stop thinking about, our Pencil Stripe Etagere brings that same quiet charm to a new design. Hand-painted pencil stripes run the full exterior, double-door storage keeps things tidy below, and flared feet give it just enough lift. Tap to shop.

Sunday serenity: our Gustave pedestal in a project by , photographed by & styled by 🤍

Nature has always been Bunny’s most reliable collaborator, and botanical details surface across the collection in ways that reward a closer look. Case in point: the Palm Drinks Table, its base hand-carved to resemble palm trunk rising from a rocky shore. Tap to shop.

The Porcelain Bird (2026) by John Funt, a new original painting by the artist now available online and in our showroom. From the artist: “I am an avid admirer and often a collector of animal sculpture, particularly bronzes and Chinese porcelains. I am spellbound by the colors the Chinese have used in their porcelains throughout history. One of the joys of still life painting for me is enshrining a favorite object; this bird was inspired by one I spotted in an old auction catalogue from the 1960’s (I also collect those!).”

Our wicker Kenan Side Table three ways. Ideally scaled for use as a bedside table, next to your favorite sofa, or as a bar. Tap to shop. All photos by .interiors with styling by

Inspired by a French antique from the 1920s, the Wi******er Bed pairs a gracefully curved oak headboard with delicate carved detailing and cane paneling that keeps the silhouette light. Tap to shop. Rug is from . Photos by .interiors

Our Blue Brush Stroke lamp topped with a Cranborne shade. Wishing all a Happy Fourth 🇺🇸 We will be closed tomorrow for the holiday weekend and reopen on Monday