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January Newsletter

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Style Guide : French Farmhouse

A combination of practical and pretty gives this look its je-ne-sais-quoi.

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Bath from the Past

Vintage elements bring interest and character to modern bathrooms.

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Why We Love White

From crisp to creamy, the many moods of this beloved neutral are the subject of Fifi O’Neill’s beautiful book.

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Shopping Estate Sales

Designer Kimberly Biehl shares how to find and shop these “garage sales on steroids.”

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Handy Holders

With a little wire and a few quick twists, you have a holder for photos, recipes and ephemera.

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Style Guide: Mid-Century Modern

Get hip to the elements that combine to make mid-century modern a style for the ages.

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Time Stamp

A vintage dealer shares the inside scoop on the iconic “Lotus” pattern that decorates Cathrineholm’s midcentury enamelware.

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It’s a String Thing

From its mathematical beginnings to its artful interpretations, string art is an enduring, and charming, collectible.

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Frame Work

Got a minute? Turn vintage items into conversation-starting picture frames in less than one hour.

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Pieces of the Past

A Rhode Island artist takes souvenir plates and trinkets of yore and transforms them into porcelain-laden masterpieces.

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Long Live Vinyl

There’s nothing like the richness and depth—and pops and scratches—of vinyl records. Here’s how to score some to start a collection of your own.