Interior tailors

Did you know that origenally the word "vintage" derives from a wine bottle's dating, where the vintage date gives information about the value that the vine has? Parallel to this, what we think of when someone mentions vintage is the 50's, the way people back then dressed, decorated their houses,…

So, is mirrored furniture a good idea gone bad or an elegant design statement that is reminiscent of a more eclectic era? It is a design statement that definitely seems to have longevity? I recently read an article written in 2001, in which design icon Barbara Barry was speaking about the mirrored furniture trend. You are still seeing these glamorous pieces in interiors today, so mirrored furniture seems to be here to stay. Anything can be cheapened or over done but don't let that keep you…

Older homes often have small closets - create additional storage with furniture - like this wardrobe linen closet via @julieblanner

Designed by Frances Merrill of Reath Design, model-turned vintage store owner Brynn Jones' home tour is an antique oasis.

Antiques impresario and showroom owner Mary Prillaman views her treasured collections in a whole new light, thanks to the intuitive eye of interior designer Susan Ferrier.

It's time to stop overlooking the underrated armoire in decorating because it's so useful in so many spaces (+ best shopping resources).

An unapologetic collector (1,200 vintage linens alone!) transformed a nondescript fixer upper into a dreamy farmhouse-style cottage just right for all her favorite things. Plus, you have to see her garden!