Emerson Bailey Collection

Swedish trestle table, circa early 19th century: Fantastic thick plank top rests on trestle supports joined with exposed through-tenons and a substantial central stretcher, details that speak to the practicality and enduring craftsmanship of rural Scandinavian furniture. The hand-worked surface, worn edges, and warm patina give the piece a quiet sculptural presence.

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Honored to have one of our antique pieces included in this beautiful project by our friend .co.

Set along the Eagle River in Colorado’s Vail Valley, the 1989 cottage, originally built by an Austrian woodworker has been updated while keeping its character intact across the main house, guest house, and wine cellar.

As seen in the Winter 2026 issue of MILIEU Magazine
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We are so excited to announce that Emerson Bailey Interiors just won Kitchen at the 2026 LUXE RED Awards.
Honored to be recognized among incredible design talent across the country. So grateful for our clients and collaborators who made this project possible.

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A one-of-a-kind coffee table created from an antique iron base and finished with a custom limestone top. The base has a beautifully architectural quality, with repeating forged links, wrapped joints, and slender column-like legs that give it both delicacy and strength. The limestone adds a quiet, grounding presence, balancing the intricacy of the iron with a clean, elemental surface.

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Nathan Hart is a contemporary Cheyenne artist from Oklahoma known for his hollow-form wood vessels that highlight the natural beauty of the material. Working with woods like maple, ash, walnut, birch, and pine, he is especially drawn to burls, highly figured, twisted wood that is notoriously difficult to shape without splitting. Some pieces take months to complete.

We’re honored to include Nathan Hart’s work in SHARED GROUND, presented in collaboration with .

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From a private collection, a highly important set of six Swedish Rococo chairs, Stockholm, circa 1760, surviving in remarkable original condition. Their faded blue surface, elegant movement, and untouched patina reflect the beauty of true age and the sophistication of Stockholm craftsmanship in the Rococo period. Exceptionally rare to find as a complete set, and even rarer with this degree of authenticity, they embody the kind of enduring beauty that collectors wait for.

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A Swedish Baroque armchair, second half 18th century:

A beautifully aged surface, shaped splat back, and rich leather seat. Modest in ornament yet full of character, it carries the quiet strength and elegance of Swedish country furniture, with antique leather added later.

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A fantastic 18th century Swedish Baroque cabinet in alder root, dating to circa 1730:
The dramatic figuring of the wood brings remarkable warmth and movement to the surface, while the strong architectural form is softened by its rich tone, bun feet, and beautifully scaled drawers and doors. A rare piece with both bold presence and enduring character.

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A trio of Glass Puritan Pendants suspended, simply balanced in space. Creating subtlety, while really changing the feel of a room.

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Honored to be featured in , a publication that has long documented the spirit, design, and culture of Colorado and the greater Rocky Mountain region.

This feature, set within a ski-in/ski-out home in Beaver Creek, reflects something we think about often how design lives in the mountains.

Our work has always felt at home in this landscape. There’s a natural alignment with the mountain territory where function meets restraint, and where pieces are meant to be lived with after long days outside, season after season.

Grateful to be included in this conversation and to see our work situated within a place that continues to influence how we think, make, and live.

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