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Refresh your home for spring with vintage!

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As the spring flowers start to bloom and the days get longer, we’ve all got a bit more pep in our step! With spring cleaning on the horizon, now is the perfect time to think through how to add function and beauty to your living spaces. Give your home a refresh by incorporating vintage furniture and decor into your space! Not only will it add character and charm, but it’s an eco-friendly option that’s kinder to the planet. Here are some tips on how to use vintage to refresh your home for spring:

1. Look for unique statement pieces

Vintage furniture is all about character, so look for unique statement pieces that will infuse your personality into your space. Look for pieces that have interesting details or a distinctive shape that will add some spunk to your home.

2. Mix and match styles

From midcentury modern to Victorian, there’s something for every taste. Mixing and matching different styles is a great way to create an eclectic and personalized look. For example, a midcentury modern armchair can look right at home paired with a traditional wooden coffee table.

3. Add a pop of color

Spring is all about color, so don’t be afraid to be bold. Spice things up with a brightly colored accent chair, a patterned rug or vibrant throw pillows. Not only do colors and textures add visual interest to your space, but they also create a lively and cheerful atmosphere.

4. Repurpose

old items

If you have any cool old items lying around, consider repurposing them into something new. Reimagine an old ladder by turning it into a unique bookshelf! With a little creativity, you can create a beautiful and personalized space that’s both stylish and eco-friendly.

5. Embrace

imperfections

Vintage furniture is superior to mass-produced furniture because it is made from higher-quality materials and crafted with care and attention to detail. While vintage furniture may have some imperfections, they’re signs of a well-loved piece that has been crafted to endure the test of time. Wabi-sabi is a Japanese aesthetic concept centered around finding beauty in imperfection, simplicity and the natural world. This concept is embodied in vintage furniture where the wear and tear of time add character and charm create a unique and authentic piece that is cherished for its flaws and impermanence.

6. Mix vintage

with new

Vintage furniture doesn’t have to be used exclusively in a vintage-inspired space. Avoid making your space feel like a time capsule by mixing vintage pieces with modern furniture to create a contemporary and stylish look. Home decor is all about individuality so feel free to pair old and new with reckless abandon.

7. Use vintage

accessories

If you’re not in the market for large pieces of furniture, consider incorporating vintage accessories into your decor. This could be anything from lamps, to vintage artwork, to antique mirrors. These smaller items can add just as much character and charm to your space as larger pieces of furniture.

Whether you’re looking for unique statement pieces or just want to add a pop of color to your home, Curated Interiors has got you covered! We carry a wide range of furniture, artwork and decor in price ranges to fit all budgets and styles, carefully collected with sustainability and individuality in mind. Come check out our stellar collection of inventory at our storefront located in historic downtown Lexington or shop online at www.shopcuratedinteriors.com. Follow us on Instagram and Facebook to see new inventory before it hits the floor!

Curated Interiors

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Lexington, VA 24450

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Helen Bisset & Lauren Haskell, co-owners

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