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The Jim Parsons Collection gathers wall mirrors, accent chairs, side tables, upholstered seating and metal wall art by Jim Parsons, the home furnishings designer whose work Uttermost produces, not the actor. Much of it pairs aged gold with pale, textured upholstery, and in lamplight the antiqued metal turns amber while the shearling and boucle soften it.
Jim Parsons Furniture Starts With the Finish
Look at the metal before the shape. Across the Jim Parsons Collection, the gold on mirror frames and chair frames often comes antiqued rather than polished, so once the overhead lights go off it gives back warmth instead of shine. His pieces reach AURA through Uttermost furniture, and that finish is why a gold leaf mirror in the hall and a shearling chair in the den look chosen by the same hand.
Antiqued Gold Wall Mirrors From Jim Parsons
Two 42" rounds lead the mirrors: one built from stacked, hammered iron rings, the other scalloped in antiqued gold leaf and beveled at the glass. Hang these antiqued gold wall mirrors across from a lamp and they return the light as a low amber. Keep them away from bright chrome, which makes aged gold look tired. If the room already runs to nickel, the 36" x 48" pine mirror in antiqued silver leaf with beveled mirror accents is the cooler answer.
Jim Parsons Accent Chairs Keep the Sightline Low
The barrel chairs stand 29 to 31 inches tall, low enough to sit in front of a window or face a sofa and leave the view across the room open. Angle a pair toward each other and the curved backs set up a conversation before anyone sits down. Choose barrel accent chairs by how much the room already shines: velvet carries its own sheen, while shearling and boucle soak light up. The white mid-century pair on oak legs is the exception. At 36 inches tall it looks better against a wall.
Marble Side Tables Beside a Jim Parsons Chair
A low chair wants a surface at its elbow. The 24" round marble top side table on dark bronze iron legs sits below the line of a barrel back, and the dark legs give cream upholstery something to push against. Where floor space is tight, a 16" round pairs brass with white marble under glass. A side table is also the easy place to bring in a second designer. Set a marble top here beside Matthew Williams furniture and the room stops looking like a matched set.
Shearling and Boucle in Jim Parsons Upholstery
Faux shearling covers a tufted bench on brass finish legs and a black ottoman edged in nailheads. Ivory boucle meets poplar burl veneer on a small ottoman, and a natural boucle sofa rests on a walnut finish solid oak base. Keep it to one pale textured piece per sightline, because two start to compete for the eye. With that restraint, Ansley Brown furniture can share the room without crowding it.
Jim Parsons, the Uttermost Furniture Designer
The Jim Parsons on this page is the home furnishings designer, not the actor. He founded GuildMaster, where he was CEO and designer, and he has owned six home furnishing stores. His design work includes product for top licensing brands and private collections for furniture manufacturers. Uttermost brought him on in October 2013 and lists him among its designers, and his work there spans several product categories.
Two Finishes of the Jim Parsons Lotus Leaf Wall Art
The lotus leaf wall art comes in two finishes at the same 47" width: bronze with gold highlights, and antiqued gold. Hang the bronze on a dark wall, where only the highlights catch the lamp. Save the gold for a corner that needs light pulled into it.