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If you love the qualities of vintage, antique items, but you want a bit more modern style in your home, you’re in luck. Here are ways to decorate with vintage pieces while still maintaining a clean, contemporary look.
Don’t Clutter Too Many Vintage Pieces
One of the most common mistakes those who love vintage decor make is over-cluttering with these pieces. If you have too many vintage items in your home, it can be outdated or even messy. Instead, pick out only a few pieces with special meaning to you, for example, a DIY sandglass filled with sand from memorial beach trip and use them as accents throughout your home.
Mix Vintage with Neutral Colors
You can also use neutral colors to offset the aged look of your vintage items. For example, if you have a table with a lot of character and history, paint the frame a neutral color like white or gray to create some contrast and balance the look of your home decor. You could also paint other furniture in your room a neutral color so that everything doesn’t stand out as much because it’s all vintage.
Traditional Vintage Decor
Traditional vintage decor is the most common type of vintage decor, and it’s designed to give the viewer a sense of nostalgia through the use of familiar images and objects. This is the style that most people are familiar with when they think about decorating in a vintage style, even if they don’t know exactly what it’s called. You can achieve a traditional home decor look by incorporating items from your past or your mother’s or grandmother’s past into your home design.
If you plan on using a traditional vintage style in your home, be prepared to dedicate a lot of space to this particular project. There are many different options available for designing a traditional vintage-style room. For example, some people choose to use antique furniture in their rooms, while others prefer modern furniture. Some people even combine both styles for an eclectic look that combines old and new elements.
Mix Antiques with Contemporary Pieces
Many interior designers now use vintage items as accents for more modern rooms. A mix of antique and contemporary furniture creates an eclectic look that’s great for those who like both styles but don’t want their homes filled with antiques. Try using vintage items as conversation starters around the living room—an old sand clock on top of a bookshelf or a antique hourglass timer on the desk are both great ways to start a conversation about your home’s design aesthetic, whether it’s meant to be casual or formal