Pairing antiques with modern accents strikingly proves opposites attract.
Hilderbrand Interiors – Photography by John Merkl
Many areas of business and commerce work off variables of the 3 P’s- people, process, and product.
Pairing antiques with modern accents also works off the 3 P’s-
past, present, and personality.
In my experience I’ve never encountered a decor style that in some shape, form or fashion does not take beautifully to sharing the spotlight with antique pieces.
We’re thrilled to announce our contribution to the Redfin article on, ‘Timeless Fusion: How to Blend Vintage and Modern Design According to Experts’, where we were recognized as expert designers sharing insights on modernized vintage aesthetics.
Whether updating your new apartment or revitalizing your home’s space, our tips are tailored to help you achieve the look you desire. Dive into our curated advice to seamlessly infuse vintage vibes into your place, unlocking the potential for a captivating and personalized design aesthetic.
Luxe Interiors + Design – Photography by Angie Seckinger
Pairing antiques with modern accents entrusts the plot of the story the space aims to visually tell to thicken.
Do I have antique furniture in my own home?
Yes!
Strictly antique furniture?
No!
House Beautiful – Photography by Nicole Franzen
All traditional, modern, contemporary, coastal or transitional makes the personal decor style of the Jack or Jill decorista a tad too tedious.
Architectural Digest – Photography by Nicole Franzen
Seize the style moment to not only think outside the box of standard design and decorating rules, but to drench the spaces and places in your home with a definitive sense of you.
Continuity assures visual flow is achieved when layering modern decorating styles with timeless period pieces enriched with a notable breadth of character.
New England Home – Photography by Mike Van Tassell
Attention to contrast is not to be overlooked as it elevates and adds dimension to an established aesthetic.
House & Garden – Photography by Alicia Taylor
Decorative accents, pattern at play textiles, visual art, architectural pieces, period chandeliers and lamps, and whimsical accessories contribute to the overall story the space is telling.
Leanne Ford Interiors – Photography by Amy Neunsinger
Unexpected points and pieces of interest inevitably lay the groundwork for inspired conversation, hence the term conversation piece.
Mona Hajj Interiors – Photography by Laura Hull
Stunning best describes the finished look produced by mixing and mingling modern accents and fixtures with a 19th-century oak side cabinet repurposed as a kitchen island workspace.
Introducing one or more antique pieces and accents into a predominantly modern decorating style scheme anchors a space in character and charm while striking a balance between visual flow and focal point finery.
David Jimenez LLC – Photography by Xavier Béjot
Antique and architecturally inspired decor accents merge at the crossroads of placement and provenance brilliance.
House Beautiful – Photography by Shade Degges
Period, patina, and palette color work in harmony to best define blended style elements.
Darryl Carter Inc. – Photography by Jennifer Hughes
Your home decor should craft a story, one that reflects your personal taste and individuality.
Consider trying out the concept of pairing antiques with modern accents.
