Welcome to Vintage Decoree — Your Guide to Timeless Home Inspiration

Discover vintage decor ideas, DIY tutorials, and styling tips to create a home filled with charm and character

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About Us

We’re a team of vintage lovers on a mission to help you create a home with soul. Every piece tells a story, every idea sparks inspiration. From flea market finds to modern pieces with vintage flair, we celebrate timeless style in every corner.

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Our Stories

A glimpse into the moments, memories, and finds that shaped our love for vintage decor. Every piece has a past — here are a few of ours.
  • It started with a chipped teacup from my grandmother’s cupboard — the first piece in what became a lifelong collection.
  • We found a solid oak dresser at a flea market for $10. A little sanding, a coat of paint, and now it’s the centerpiece of our entryway.
  • An old rocking chair we rescued from a neighbor’s curb now holds our toddler’s bedtime stories.
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Featured Categories

Bedroom

Create a restful retreat with vintage textiles, timeless furniture, and cozy details that tell a story.

Living Room

Blend comfort and character with curated vintage finds, layered textures, and meaningful accents for gatherings big and small.

Dining Room

Celebrate meals and memories with classic dining pieces, heirloom-inspired tablescapes, and charming vintage touches.

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Frequently Asked Questions

Got questions? We’ve got answers to help you decorate with confidence and charm.

Generally, vintage refers to items that are at least 20–50 years old but not yet considered antiques (which are 100+ years old). It can include furniture, textiles, art, and accessories from past decades.

Start small! Blend one or two vintage statement pieces with modern basics, or layer textures like wood, metal, and fabric to create balance. Vintage works beautifully as an accent or a focal point.

We love hunting at flea markets, thrift stores, estate sales, and even online marketplaces. Don’t overlook family attics and garage sales — hidden gems are everywhere!

Stick to a consistent color palette or theme, and balance old and new. Group similar items together (like a collection of vases or framed prints) to create intentional, curated displays.

Absolutely! Buying vintage gives existing pieces a second life, reduces waste, and supports a more eco-friendly approach to decorating.

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