Art Deco style may have peaked in the Roaring Twenties, but its glamorous, sleek aesthetic continues to enchant design lovers today.

When we think vintage Christmas, bucolic Victorian scenes likely come to mind: Red plaid blanketed sleighs dashing through snow, glittering candles on the fragrant tree, silver bells ringing carolers door to door.

Romantic notions of exploration have inspired home decor for over a century. Products of their journey-loving era, antique steamer trunks and maps capture the nostalgic magic of far-flung days past.

When it comes to seasonal entertaining, few focal points capture old-fashioned Christmas magic quite like a properly-dressed dining table.

With sustainability at the forefront of many people's minds, buying vintage and antique furniture is an eco-friendly option that allows you to decorate your home with character and a lower carbon footprint.

Antique furnishings bring unmatched character and heritage into any home. But navigating the world of vintage and antique furniture requires knowledge and discernment to find quality pieces.

Vintage and antique furniture can add character, history, and uniqueness to your home. When styled properly, these special pieces create an eclectic, curated look that feels cohesive. Follow these tips to beautifully incorporate vintage into your decor.

Rococo design, originating in early 18th century France, reveled in over-the-top details and embraced luxury living. With its lavish ornaments and sensuous curves, Rococo furniture exuded aristocratic extravagance.

Love furniture and decor made from natural bamboo, rattan and wicker but aren't clear on what exactly these materials are? Here's a simple breakdown:

Swedish furniture from the mid-20th century showcases masterful Scandinavian woodworking traditions combined with minimalist modern aesthetics. We explore the hallmarks of Swedish furniture design and its influence.