In this episode we chat all things old versus old.
What is new? Mass-produced pieces from larger companies, large global brands, also artisanal hand-crafted new pieces.
So what is old? Most people classify vintage as between 20-50 and 100 years’ old, whilst antiques are 100+ years’ old. Yet the word vintage has a certain cachet and is quite loosely used. For example if something is simply second hand it doesn’t necessarily mean it is vintage.
Upholstery isn’t inexpensive; it is definitely a process to renovate and there are many criteria to consider. Design is subjective and we delve into cutting edge design, and how buying new has many advantages.
We discuss story-telling: whereby antique, collectables and vintage pieces have a story, and how mixing style periods creates a more layered room filled with conversational pieces.
Recycled and repurposed materials are also interesting to incorporate into a design – again utilizing pieces which hold meaning to the individual, and creating unique thoughtful spaces. We touch on replicas and chat about slow design and how care needs to be taken particularly when buying items online.
Email us your design dilemmas on
samandnaomi@theinteriorlovers.com
For regular updates on colour, design and lifestyle inspiration, follow Sam and Naomi on Instagram:
The Interior Lovers: https://www.instagram.com/the.interiorloverspodcast/
Sam: https://www.instagram.com/sam.grigginteriors/
Naomi: https://www.instagram.com/scottdunneinteriors/
And for some more visual inspiration, follow us on pinterest: https://www.pinterest.com/TheInteriorLoversPodcast/?actingBusinessId=1135892474674481329
In this episode we chat all things old versus old.
What is new? Mass-produced pieces from larger companies, large global brands, also artisanal hand-crafted new pieces.
So what is old? Most people classify vintage as between 20-50 and 100 years’ old, whilst antiques are 100+ years’ old. Yet the word vintage has a certain cachet and is quite loosely used. For example if something is simply second hand it doesn’t necessarily mean it is vintage.
Upholstery isn’t inexpensive; it is definitely a process to renovate and there are many criteria to consider. Design is subjective and we delve into cutting edge design, and how buying new has many advantages.
We discuss story-telling: whereby antique, collectables and vintage pieces have a story, and how mixing style periods creates a more layered room filled with conversational pieces.
Recycled and repurposed materials are also interesting to incorporate into a design – again utilizing pieces which hold meaning to the individual, and creating unique thoughtful spaces. We touch on replicas and chat about slow design and how care needs to be taken particularly when buying items online.
Email us your design dilemmas on
samandnaomi@theinteriorlovers.com
For regular updates on colour, design and lifestyle inspiration, follow Sam and Naomi on Instagram:
The Interior Lovers: https://www.instagram.com/the.interiorloverspodcast/
Sam: https://www.instagram.com/sam.grigginteriors/
Naomi: https://www.instagram.com/scottdunneinteriors/
And for some more visual inspiration, follow us on pinterest: https://www.pinterest.com/TheInteriorLoversPodcast/?actingBusinessId=1135892474674481329