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I love vinyl for holiday decorating since it is so inexpensive, easy and removable! I like to put them on things I bring out yearly, though... like my plastic pumpkins. :)
Added 2 Years Ago from Tradingphrases -
Looks like something out of a Disney movie! I can imagine Snow White, or Belle serving up afternoon tea with Prince Charming on this tray ....
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My favorite section of ABC Home by far. Now if only I could afford this stuff. . .
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Added 3 Years Ago from Etsy -
An ancient Roman woman bust, holds fascination for onlookers, a perfect hand crafted bust with superb detailing, bound to give a stunning look and add an ancient character to the ambiance of your place.
Added 3 Years Ago from Decor-collection -
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Explore old maps with this antique magnifying glass.
Added 3 Years Ago from Anthropologie -
This brass based table lamp is very slick and almost exudes a powerful sensibility. I see it in a Mad Men style office, or moody bedroom.
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This French armoire is so glamorous and elegant! I can see in an old Hollywood-style dressing room with a mirrored vanity and lots of plush upholstery. Beautiful!
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This super modernist coffee table is a huge, sculptural statement piece. I absolutely love the polished brown wood legs and the solid brass trim.
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This guilded French mirror is so elegant and chic. I would hang it over a fireplace mantel to evoke a very Old Hollywood glamor.
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In 1991 Tejo Remy designed Chest of drawers: a dresser made of waste material as a comment on our consumer society. It became an icon of the nineties and is now a true collector’s piece. The chest of drawers reached an extended go... In 1991 Tejo Remy designed Chest of drawers: a dresser made of waste material as a comment on our consumer society. It became an icon of the nineties and is now a true collector’s piece. The chest of drawers reached an extended goal by going from recycling to immortalisation.
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With a classic, old timey design, and very functional design, these salt and pepper grinders are an awesome addition to any kitchen.
Added 3 Years Ago from Sur La Table -
Tin Toy Arcade has the largest collection of antique and retro tin toys around. Not only would they be an awesome gift for a kid (or kid at heart), but they also make really cool decorative pieces. I'd put this robot on a booksh... Tin Toy Arcade has the largest collection of antique and retro tin toys around. Not only would they be an awesome gift for a kid (or kid at heart), but they also make really cool decorative pieces. I'd put this robot on a bookshelf or console..
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What would have been a very industrial looking red lacquered table is given a twist with the antique-inspired legs. And the super glossy surface makes it way more modern.
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Pretty much anything by Thomas Paul is on my wishlist for home.. I love this new set of four melamine plates, in a beautiful, antique-inspired design.
Added 3 Years Ago from Elsewares -
A few of these hanging in a row would turn your wall into something special. I think I'd fill mine with book pages or handwritten letters for an extra sentimental touch.
Added 3 Years Ago from Urban Outfitters -
I just came across this crazy cool Swedish brand that combines a punk rock/Goth vibe to traditional furniture. This cabinet is beautiful enough closed, but open up the doors and you'll get a hot pink surprise.
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I tend to like pieces that evoke the feeling of being whisked off to another place or time period. This one makes me feel like I'm in Monty Python.
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There's a coffee shop around the corner from my apartment that has a bunch of similar looking baskets stacked around, filled to the brim with coffee beans. I'd probably fill mine with something more practical (like Hershey Kisses)... There's a coffee shop around the corner from my apartment that has a bunch of similar looking baskets stacked around, filled to the brim with coffee beans. I'd probably fill mine with something more practical (like Hershey Kisses), but they're beautiful nonetheless.
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I love this simple lamp because it secretly makes me wish the electricity would shut off and we'd have to live by candlelight like in the olden days (just one night would suffice).
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This handmade vintage ceramic garden stool looks just as good inside as it does outside. The mix of green and blue shades makes it adaptable to many indoor surroundings. It will be mine. Oh yes, it will be mine. (Wayne's World... This handmade vintage ceramic garden stool looks just as good inside as it does outside. The mix of green and blue shades makes it adaptable to many indoor surroundings. It will be mine. Oh yes, it will be mine. (Wayne's World, anyone?)
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From the Fujian region of China, this antique cabinet comes in the coolest shade of blue- a statement piece for any dining room.
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Such an interesting Asian-inspired shape and I love the gold carving accents. This would look killer in my front hallway against a plum colored wall and dark wooden floor.
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I love this, a pair of golden cherub wall decor. Personally I don't use sconces but someone with a sense of flair could use them as wall hooks. These can be electrified, I just like the lush vintage look. Very Paris Apartment!
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My grandmother has a bunch of old postcards and I love to look at them. This wreath uses old postcards to decorate a front door with Easter greetings for your guests. Clever and classy.
Added 3 Years Ago from Williams-Sonoma -
I like to refer to this particular vintage beauty as creepy cute.
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no, it's not affordable but what a design! "The 20th-Century French architect and designer Paul Dupré-Lafon created this circa-1935 architect’s desk for himself. Like many of his contemporaries, including Jean-Michel Frank and ... no, it's not affordable but what a design! "The 20th-Century French architect and designer Paul Dupré-Lafon created this circa-1935 architect’s desk for himself. Like many of his contemporaries, including Jean-Michel Frank and Eugene Printz, Dupré-Lafon favored exclusive materials—fine wood, Hermès leather, precious marble—employed with meticulous craftsmanship. The desk, which appeared in March at the European Fine Art Fair as a focal piece in a new section dedicated to 20th-century design, is made of oak and ash and features a black-leather top and blackened-iron feet. Rafael Ortiz, of the gallery L’Arc en Seine (www.arcenseine.com), says the design is completely unique. "We have never seen a similar one," Ortiz says. "Because Dupré-Lafon made it for himself, he could give free rein to his imagination and create a functional object—he kept his architectural plans in the open spaces beneath the desktop—that is also a real sculpture." —Andrew Myers"
Added 4 Years Ago from Robbreport -
This is what I call a couture mobile office. It's in an antique steam trunk made with vintage cigar leather and accented with 3,000 brass nails. This is for the person that needs more than their laptop to get their work done on th... This is what I call a couture mobile office. It's in an antique steam trunk made with vintage cigar leather and accented with 3,000 brass nails. This is for the person that needs more than their laptop to get their work done on the road.
