One of my favorite parts of homemaking is curating beautiful decor in my home.  It’s no secret that I love coming across a great vintage find at an antique shop or on Facebook Marketplace.  I’m so glad to have Deb of Seeking Lavender Lane joining me on the podcast again to talk all about how you can curate an elegant, vintage look in your own home without making it feel cluttered or junky.  For those who aren’t sure if decorating with vintage pieces is right for them, we chat about defining your style and honing in on what you truly love.  This is such a fun and practical discussion for anyone hoping to take their home decor to the next level!
In this episode, we cover:

How you can shop at Deb’s new online antique mall
How to begin curating your home when you aren’t sure what your style is
Thoughts on evolving your style over time and following trends
Taking design risks in your home
Should you define your style before you begin curating and decorating your home?
How assessing your lifestyle can help you define your decor style
Ideas for sourcing vintage finds based on Deb’s personal experience
The beauty of slowly piecing your home together over time
Figuring out what kinds of vintage art you like and how to find quality pieces
Favorite sources of inspiration for home decor

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