The Entryway

An entryway is the first room guests see when they enter your home, and it's important to make a good impression. One way to do this is by mixing natural materials with opulent antiques. Wood, stone, and woven textiles bring a sense of warmth and authenticity to the space, while luxurious antiques like a vintage chandelier or a grand mirror add a touch of elegance and sophistication.

You can start by introducing natural elements in the form of a carved wood console table or a woven basket for storage. Use a vintage French mirror or a one-of-a-kind chandelier as a focal point to bring a touch of elegance into the space. Add a touch of greenery with a potted plant or a simple flower vase. The key is to mix and match different elements, textures and patterns in a balanced way to create a cohesive and harmonious look.

The Living Room

Incorporating timeless vintage pieces into a contemporary living room is a great way to create a unique and inviting space that feels comfortable and lived-in. Vintage items often have unique designs and finishes not typically found in modern furniture, which can give a living room a special sense of personality.

When incorporating vintage pieces into a contemporary living room, it's important to consider the overall aesthetic. Choosing items that complement the existing design elements, such as color palette or style, will ensure that they blend seamlessly into the space. For example, a vintage leather armchair would be a great addition to a minimalist living room, while a vintage chandelierwould be a perfect addition to a modern living room with industrial design.

The Dining Room

When styling a dining room, there are a few key elements to consider. The dining table is the centerpiece of the room, so it's important to choose one that is both functional and visually appealing. An extendable dining table is a great choice for a space that needs to be versatile, while a large, striking table can make a lasting impression.

Dining room chairs should be comfortable and complement the table. Try mixing and matching different chair styles or colors to create a finished yet casual feel. Finish off the room with a unique vintage sideboard or cabinet to store and display heirloom tableware, glassware or bottles.

The Bedroom

Create a serene and inviting bedroom space with textured pillows, an heirloom rug, and minimalist, timeless pieces of furniture. These elements add warmth, character, and comfort to the room, while also providing a cohesive and polished look.

Textured pillows in materials such as linen, cotton, and velvet add depth and warmth to the bed, and can be mixed and matched to create visual interest. Use them to add a pop of color or pattern to the space and swap them out to update the look of the room in an instant.

An heirloom rug is also a great way to add warmth and character to the bedroom. These rugs are often passed down through generations and have a unique history and patina that can't be replicated. They can be used to define the space and create a cozy, comforting bedroom.