Every piece in this week’s edit was born in a different decade. Something about styling an interior that nobody tells you is it has nothing to do with trends. The core principals come from the mastery of pairing materials, shapes, and colors. Old next to new. Expensive next to cheap. The eye is the only thing that matters.
Marketplace keeps proving this to me every single week. You just have to know what you’re looking at.
The reclaimed farm table with its dark, split-plank top was probably in a barn or a trattoria or someone's grandmother's house before it was someone's Marketplace listing. The wrought iron bench with the black leather pad and the curled feet belongs to a different century entirely. And yet, put them in the same room and something clicks that you cannot manufacture. You can spend $40,000 at a showroom chasing this feeling. Or you can understand that objects made with intention recognize each other across decades.
Pssst. Forward this to the friend who needs to get off Wayfair
Vintage Wooden Table perfect for a desk, a dining table…I wish I had room for it In my apartment.
Vintage Art Deco Lamp that is absolutely stunning, iconic, incredible.
Black Lacquer Pedestal that should NOT be slept on. Has some scuffs, but just turn those to the back ;)
Wavy Mirror (and another one here) that just keeps me coming back! The shape is so fun. I’ve been dying to buy one to hang in the common stairwell of my apartment building.
Vintage Accent Table aged and worn to perfection. I would put a beautiful lace dolly over this!
Vintage Chrome and Leather Magazine Holder a classic!
Iron Bench with Fun Feet I love her!
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