Is that first vintage picture (with the copper tea pot) one of your renovations? Could you link me to that project? Loving that color for cabinets and back splash!! Reply
In my opinion, I think design trends are changing much too quickly now. You can no more get a room finished, and it seems like that it’s being said it’s outdated. I’m not sure if the problem is over saturation of trends through different social media , tv shows or what it is, but it’s just too much. I’ve decided, I have to decorate with the things that I love and and not too much trendy decor. Maybe a few new pillows or table decor with the season will be changed, but to replace all of my furniture when one style or color of wood is considered outdated is ridiculous. Maybe that’s just me. I’ve already seen some items I’ve hung on to, and not caved in and replaced, come back into style already. Reply
I really agree, it’s hard to find the right balance between what feels fresh and modern and what is classic and timeless, its hard to stay focused on what we really love when we have so much new styles and trend offers on social media. This year, I hope I can trust my self and only buy things that will last for years. Reply
These are not really trends. Vintage furniture and decor isn’t trendy. What’s trendy is any new tzoches or decor items that are brand new. I always say the first thing to look dated in a room is the most current piece you purchased. Reply
Hi! The message in the post is to say we’re not into trends, and the goal is to be as timeless as possible. Vintage, texture, and functionality are presented as timeless themes we always want to use more of, not trends 🙂 Hope this helps! Reply
That’s why I love sticking with timeless fundamentals that can be updated/changed with accent pieces & decor. Sometimes a splash of trendiness is nice, esp if it’s an inexpensive touch. Then when your tired of it, you can always swap it with something new! Love your designs btw and can’t wait to see your show! Reply
I’m of a certain vintage that I have seen trends come and go and while I am interested in what is new in the interior design field, I have found that I am always drawn to a particular style. It’s fun to incorporate a trend, be it a paint colour or new accent cushions but the basis of my style has been consistent and I am happy! Reply
Over the last few years there has been a shift to kitchen island cabinets being a different color than the other cabinets and brass drawer and door pulls. Do you see this trend dying down? Do you find that neutral in cabinetry and adding accents in less expensive areas a way to be trendy today but also allow for easyily updating to other trends trendy in the future? Reply
Hi! Do you know the paint color of the kitchen cabinets in the first photo posted? It’s the beigey color. Reply
Hi- Can you tell me can I get that industrial shower door enclosure? I have seen the ones the print into the glass- but this looks authentic. Thank you. Reply
Could you please tell me what the wallpaper is in the pantry? Also, who makes the kitchen hardware? Reply
We didn’t install the hardware so we’re not sure, but the wallpaper is from our shop! Here’s a link! https://www.mcgeeandco.com/collections/wallpaper-1/products/demi-floral-stripe-wallpaper-1 Reply
My design resolution is to save up and put my money toward larger prices, i.e an olive jar or oushak rug, instead of a lot of smaller pieces. Thanks for all of your helpful information, you guys are the best! Reply
The first picture on this blog post is KITCHEN GOALS. I would love to know where that picture easel is from, it is perfect for displaying vintage art. Does anyone know? Reply
