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Welcome back to my guide for buying antiques. In Part One, we looked at how to do your research and the different ways to shop – from fairs to auctions to independent shops. In this instalment, we’ll cover two things every budding treasure hunter needs to know: the art of negotiation and the very best places in Bath (and beyond) to go antiquing.
If you enjoy the nostalgia of old scientific posters, weathered books and dusty chalkboards here are a few ways to add some vintage school style to your home.
There are some trends in interior design that are here to stay. Pink as a new neutral, embracing warmer wood tones, the trend for buying vintage and making our practical rooms looks beautiful are ‘trends’ that will last far longer than a few months
My top 20 design rules: Part 2
Mix and match, add cushions, use vintage and modern, spend on window dressings and more.
The modern take on the classic heritage style sees traditional elements – such as panelling, rich colour palettes and patterned wallpaper – paired seamlessly with more contemporary accents to provide the perfect blend of “old meets new”. If you’re looking to add a touch of old-world charm and grandeur to your space, explore the full trend below for some inspiration!