Vicente Wolf Home Decor: Vintage Furniture and Global Finds for Fall

Vicente Wolf Home Decor: Vintage Furniture and Global Finds for Fall

The in-stock VW HOME edit, with vintage furniture, travel-sourced accents and textured objects for a quieter fall room.

Explore Vicente Wolf home decor at VW HOME, from vintage furniture and sculptural objects to pottery, textiles and warm layers for fall and winter.

Who is Vicente Wolf and what makes his rooms distinct

Vicente Wolf is a New York City interior designer whose practice spans more than four decades. His site calls his aesthetic clear, restrained and elegant, with globally sourced artifacts and furnishings set into modern interiors. I love the way those rooms make a few meaningful objects feel essential without crowding the architecture.

 

His work spans private homes, hotels and restaurants, and his creative life also includes photography, art collecting and international travel. He leads Vicente Wolf Associates and VW Home by Vicente Wolf. VW HOME traces back to a loft he opened beside his Manhattan studio in 1999 for objects and antiques gathered on his travels, before it became a showroom.

Living room with a curved sofa, rounded lounge chairs, low tables and wall art.
Vicente Wolf. Photo: vicentewolf.com

VW HOME vintage furniture: carved chairs, tables and case pieces

Compact dining nook with a round table, molded chairs and open shelving displaying objects.
Vicente Wolf. Photo: vicentewolf.com

Fall table and hearth accents: wood trays, sculptural bowls and bronze candleholders

Vicente Wolf's fall home edit: antique furniture, collected objects and warm layers

His official biography notes his AD100 and Elle Décor A-List recognition, the Cottages & Gardens Innovator in Design award in 2013 and an Interior Design Hall of Fame induction in 1998. He received an honorary doctorate from Boston Architectural College in 2012, and Elle Décor named him an A-List Titan in 2021.

 

Creative Interior Solutions is Wolf's fifth book, co-authored with Margaret Russell and illustrated with his own photographs. At VW HOME I find wood, stone, bronze, ceramics, textiles and vintage furniture selected to make a room feel collected; for fall and winter, I would layer substantial pieces with tactile objects and candlelight.

Sculptural stair landing beside tall windows with the garden visible outside.
Vicente Wolf. Photo: vicentewolf.com

Global display pieces: carved figures, masks, mirrors and stone forms

A den with a fireplace, sofas and built in shelving arranged around a low table.
Vicente Wolf. Photo: vicentewolf.com

Textiles, pottery and a ceramic lamp for colder rooms

Where I would start with Vicente Wolf's point of view

Start with one substantial furniture piece and give it space around it. Add a single sculptural find, then bring in a pillow or lamp and candlelight as evenings get longer. That mix of quiet structure and objects with a past is what I love most about Wolf's rooms.