The decor trends in interiors and in fashion industry change from time to time. Decor & fashion houses, magazines exhibit the changing trends of present time. Also decor enthusiasts have much to look forward and speak about the changing trends on home decors, fashion etc. However as trends change, certain things never go out of style while mixing the old and the new. Speaking about home decors it is always wonderful to have one's own touch and style that is well appreciated by others. Blending wall colors, blending of furniture's, mixing the collectibles from vintage/heirlooms in decors during changing season fulfills one's desire to have a beautiful home.
A unique blend of the old & the new in home decors provides a perfect ambiance to unwind. Mixing the old & the new, at all time in fashion when it comes to decor affair. There's something nostalgic about vintage/heirloom pieces and incorporating them to your decor style is always grand. It is a kind of bringing the past to the present with stories cocooned around them. What's equally true is that nothing compares using a vintage/heirloom piece dear to you to get a unique decor.
Longing for some change in decor by mixing the old & the new this season? Here we go ....you can let your imagination to run & rock by bringing out vintage elements from cupboard like the caskets, bottles, fabrics etc to create a cohesive design for your coffee table, dressing table, side board or even for an evening tea gathering.
Enjoy your decor splendor with your touches by mixing the old & the new in cozy little corners of your home.
I brought out my heirloom pieces for this post to use them for three different decor styles.
Havenly, an online interior design house encouraged me to share my old world charm decor with lot of memories attached.
A old Bonsai tree tells it's story of growing in that little pot.
The tiny little wooden box with fine work of ivory carvings on the lid is more than sixty years old and given to me by my mother. For the teascape i used it as a tea sachet holder.Placing it on a old book looked pretty. The book which is sixty five years old from my father's collection of books.
The money box from my in laws home is quiet old ( Eighty plus years) as well. Using it for a bar decor on a side board created an eye catching display. The divided space inside the money box allowed the bar accessories like the cocktail shaker, measuring cups, cork opener, bottle opener and a Swiss knife to fit in. The round old mirror with the brass edge( 30 years) a old buy of us came handy to place the decanters. As a kid my hubby has played with the money box putting coins & little toys.
The English make cork opener not less than 90 years old
The pretty sandalwood jewelry box with fine work of Taj Mahal impression a class apart . It speaks by itself the Indian craftsmanship. Dear to us and it is more than eighty years old. It is handed over to us from my in laws home.
The pretty silver box quiet a beauty on a dressing table.
I used a vintage bottle as a brush holder.
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A unique blend of the old & the new in home decors provides a perfect ambiance to unwind. Mixing the old & the new, at all time in fashion when it comes to decor affair. There's something nostalgic about vintage/heirloom pieces and incorporating them to your decor style is always grand. It is a kind of bringing the past to the present with stories cocooned around them. What's equally true is that nothing compares using a vintage/heirloom piece dear to you to get a unique decor.
Longing for some change in decor by mixing the old & the new this season? Here we go ....you can let your imagination to run & rock by bringing out vintage elements from cupboard like the caskets, bottles, fabrics etc to create a cohesive design for your coffee table, dressing table, side board or even for an evening tea gathering.
Enjoy your decor splendor with your touches by mixing the old & the new in cozy little corners of your home.
I brought out my heirloom pieces for this post to use them for three different decor styles.
Havenly, an online interior design house encouraged me to share my old world charm decor with lot of memories attached.
A old Bonsai tree tells it's story of growing in that little pot.
The money box from my in laws home is quiet old ( Eighty plus years) as well. Using it for a bar decor on a side board created an eye catching display. The divided space inside the money box allowed the bar accessories like the cocktail shaker, measuring cups, cork opener, bottle opener and a Swiss knife to fit in. The round old mirror with the brass edge( 30 years) a old buy of us came handy to place the decanters. As a kid my hubby has played with the money box putting coins & little toys.
I used a vintage bottle as a brush holder.
Please visit Pink Saturday
Please Visit Rustic and refined
Please visit Stroll thru life
Please Visit Charm Of Home
Wow. That book from thathas shelf. Brought back old memories. Beautiful collection. Makes you touch base with your childhood and youth. Truly awesome.
ReplyDeleteHi there! Oh, I agree with you about rummaging through cupboards and closets to rediscover hidden treasures that have been out of sight/out of mind! We all have cool items stashed away that can come to the rescue when we're seeking a change of pace. Instead of running out and buying all new, it's a more creative gesture to build from what we already have. It's tough for me to do, but we otherwise end up with a whole store in our home!!! 😆 You do such a nice job of combining the old and treasured (like that 80-year-old jewelry box!!!) with the new.
ReplyDeleteHave a great weekend, my friend!
Very beautiful pieces!Love your Bonsai too!Xoxo.
ReplyDeleteTreasures are always hidden in closets, boxes, drawers, etc. You are right my friend, memories are the best that things bring us from family gone as much as family here with us. What a beautiful post you created with your gorgeous memorabilia. I love the old lovely jewelry box my friend, it is a real treasure from your mom.
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