Decorating with antiques doesn't mean changing your whole house to make it look like a museum, you know I like homes to be lived in. Besides, if you place a lot of vintage style objects together, they will go unnoticed. It is more interesting to combine retro decoration items with more modern ones: a contemporary table surrounded by antique chairs, a bookcase with an industrial lamp.... This way, not only will you create a balance, but you will also create your own vintage decoration. If you also give them space, you will add more value because they gain prominence. In fact, you can use an antique object to create a focal point in a room. Be sure to put it in a visible place so that it is the eye catcher.
There are no rules when it comes to combining different styles, materials, periods and even origins. If you haven’t yet tried to decorate with antique items, I encourage you to start with small details and decorative objects, such as paintings with antique prints, vintage decorative letters, furniture with aged finishes, or ceramic pieces of exotic origin. These small touches will help you create a very personal atmosphere. Another tip to decorate with antiques is to make a collection. If you have several antique items that complement each other, you can put them together. For example, you can create a collection of antique vases by playing with their different finishes and sizes, and also add some dried flowers.