Vintage finds are always at home in cottage style, but placing that perfect piece on a shelf just isn’t doing it justice.

I have to admit to being somewhat of a sucker for the color of Jadeite. It must have something to do with Martha Stewart. I collected it for a while in the 90's but found I enjoyed the color more when I use it as an accent color in fabric and knobs etc. as opposed to having too much. This is a nice little bathroom with a large shower and wonderful vintage inspired toilet and pedestal sick from Waterworks. The fixtures are brushed nickel from Rohl. I like the simplicity of the mirror but it…

Hello. Hi there! Guess what? I got to use my STAPLE GUN last night! Nothing is more delightful to me. Like Olive, I tend to be frightened by loud noises, but don’t think that stops me from en…

Collecting Postcards – or Deltiology – is the 3rd largest hobby in the world. Even Queen Victoria had a personal collection. Why is it so popular? There’s a variety of reasons. Postca

Postcards are one of the best ways to remember experiences, and they’re not just good for sending. Some are so chic that they deserve to double as decor and not for just lining your junk drawer either. If your postcard displays are usually nothing more than magnets on refrigerators or messy piles on your desk, you’re probably in need of some fresh design inspiration.

When your collection of postcards (or photos) reaches a certain size, you need to think about how to store, protect, and display them safely and creatively.

Postcards are for sending? Nada nada. Postcards are for keeping. Take a look at how you can creatively display postcards in your home!

Framebridge on Instagram: “It’s totally okay if we start collecting postcards to recreate this...right? 👀 @mackenzielaurino”

A collection of vintage Texas postcards framed and hung as art. @ellenreneephotos