Don’t store your favorite antiques in the attic—put them on display! Here’s how.
Wedding designer Calder Clark displays her collection of silhouettes on the walls in her stairway—115 in total!
Blogger Elsie Larson, of the lifestyle blog abeautifulmess.com, says that the rainbow effect of her colored depression glass collection “makes me smile every morning.”
Vintage breadboxes perched on high shelves provide sneaky storage for table linens in the kitchen of this Texas ranch.
A vintage globe collection, artfully mixed in with other quirky finds, infuses the living room of this California bungalow with personality.
Find inexpensive vintage art at estate sales to hang on a gallery wall. When clustered together, they give a room wonderful charm.
In the rustic lake home in Massachusetts, white pine shelving, constructed from trees on the property, holds vintage Fiestaware to add a burst of colors to the open kitchen.
Salvaged curving stair treads provide the perfect perch for birds’ nests in this California farmhouse.
The owner of this elegant farmhouseshows off her milk glass in a general-store display case.
Displayed together, simple Ikea plates take on the air of heirlooms in this California home.
This display of bottle openers keeps a potentially drawer-clogging collection in full view at this California cabin.
Century-old glass bottles, unearthed on the two-acre property this Pennsvylvania home sits on, line the ledge above the master bedroom’s closet.
In the “bunk room” of this Rhode Island retreat, a collection of snow globes lines the walls.
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