10 Timeless Finds by Betsy Burnham

(LEFT) A Prospect Park home designed by Burnham Design. Photo by Lu Tapp. (MIDDLE) Betsy Burnham, as photographed by Laura Hull; (RIGHT) Burnham’s go-to lighting, the Akari 75A lantern by Noguchi.

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By importing a time-honored East Coast style to the canyon, beach, and hillside homes of Southern California, interior designer Betsy Burnham has married the classic with the unexpected for over two decades. Her full-service design firm caters to clients looking for everything from furnishing and accessorizing to collaborating with architects and landscape designers. For projects smaller in scope and budget, Burnham Design offers a secondary service called Instant Space, popular since its conception in 2005. Below, Burnham shares her favorite pieces that will never go out of style.

Walnut 1920s French Faux-Bamboo Small Mirror with Brown Color and Reeded Accents, $895, 1stDibs

5313 Drina Denim, Pindler

Natural Color Jute Scallop Handmade Rug, from $149, Chairish

New White and Wimborne White by Farrow & Ball

Green Mountain Boxwood, Instant Hedge

English Aesthetic Movement ‘Honfleur’ 12″ Transferware Platter, $335, Chairish

Akari 75A, $600, Noguchi Shop

Da Vinci Vegan Leather Clogs, $175, Immaculate Vegan

GLANSHAGTORN Curtain, $29.99. IKEA