Adding ‘everyday’ items like a vintage table fan, train cases, old typewriters and books, bird cages, and tea storage canisters filled with flowers, adds charm and authenticity to the setting. Use antique bookshelves to hold food, dessert, extra plates and napkins, and old photos or portrait silhuettes in boroque style frames.
So, as we all want to be a modern hostess, remember this: …Sometimes Vintage IS Modern!
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Lovely ideas, thanks for sharing! I'm thinking about doing a mix & match set of dishes for my kitchen but where to find them? So far my thrift store and antique shop searches have turned out empty. Hrm. Thanks for the visual food for thought!
Simply lovely. I am becoming a huge fan of vintage decor- often it is so much more impressive and also inexpensive since you can gather items you may already have.
I think it is! LOL. It's beautiful!
Leslie you may want to try Ebay or even craigs list to find some of those items you're looking for. I have actually seen some great stuff on Ebay in the past. Good luck with your search!
I love this….great inspiration. You always keep me on the cutting edge of things!
Beautiful! I love vintage everything right now
. The flea market and craigslist are my favorite places to search — and of course 'antiquing' new items is always a good way to go about creating a similar look!
Thanks for sharing, Chris!
Lovely post! Thanks for including us!
Lovely post! Thanks for including us!
Lovely post! Thanks for including us!
I love this look – and its so original since all the pieces are vintage, you'd never see anything like it!
I'm from Richmond too, but live in Arlington now. Home is still Richmond though!
Yes, I agree! I have been inspired by vintage details for my wedding invitation designs! They say….all that is old is new again!
Vintage Is The New Modern.Lovely post! Thanks for including us!
Really nice idea. Thanks for sharing.
Just gorgeous!