Perfectly combining old family heirlooms and other accessories, artwork, or vintage furniture with newer pieces is a great way to achieve a timeless design. When you enter a house that feels full of layers and where you live comfortably, it's usually a space that has embraced old and new. Our ranch-style furniture blends seamlessly with antique and vintage Western pieces to create stunning Texan homes that feel wonderfully authentic. We selected some of our favorite pieces on this shelf, mixing old and new.
We recently found this vintage nun statue, one of our most precious pieces. We called her Emmanuelle because she was from a French church. Here are some great ways to add vintage charm and interest to your home decor and design. Decorating with vintage elements is a wonderful way to give your home a unique character and style.
If you're looking to create a vintage kitchen, adding separate furniture, such as dressers, dressers or buffet tables, will instantly add personality and create a more relaxed feeling. If you follow these tips and incorporate cheap items from thrift stores, you can easily add a touch of vintage charm to your bedroom decor. Steeped in history, vintage pieces have stories to tell and bring a personal touch to interior design, whether it's a precious relic handed down from generation to generation or a lucky find bought at a garage sale. Frank and the vintage hand-woven tribal baskets from Fragments of Identity,” he says of this farmhouse style in Pacific Palisades.
We all love the thrill of bargains, and that's all part of the fun of buying vintage treasures. While built-in kitchen cabinets are ideal for making the most of storage ideas, freestanding vintage pieces feature beautiful aged patinas that, when used in combination with cabinets, can help break the uniformity of the space. Place vintage plates or trays over the bed, or make a larger group instead of a piece of art to decorate the bedroom. When decorating with vintage pieces, don't feel like all you need to do is combine them, says Henriette von Stockhausen, but follow your heart.
It's easy to add texture by mixing your new purchases, such as the woven vase and UV straw beach hat, with vintage and second-hand items. Whether you're looking for some vintage bedroom decorating ideas or want to transform your space completely, these 10 inexpensive tips will help you get started. The most important thing to remember when decorating your vintage bedroom is to make sure it's a place where you can relax and rest. But my approach with clients is to encourage them to mix pieces from different countries, styles and periods, if they feel comfortable doing so.
Whether introduced through cushions, lamp shades, or bedspreads, vintage textiles are a brilliant way to inject color, design and softness into an interior; you can even hang a fabric panel as a wall decor.
