This California living room‘s built-in shelves show off the owner’s collection of vintage boxes in hues—honey, green, red—that echo the floral upholstery of her George Smith sofa.
Rather then letting thank-you notes collect dust, the owner of this Maine cottage hung them from an Ingo Maurer chandelier.
Indian hand mirrors, dog portraits, and Belgian wig molds from the 1890s converge in a charmingly offbeat installation in this New York home.
In this Oregon home, the owner’s collection of cast-off suitcases delivers discreet storage alongside an array of fans.
The stair landing in this Nantucket cottage doubles as a mini museum of regional tools, including a cranberry rake, a wire lobster trap, and glass floats.
The owners of this New Hampshire cabin treats their lake home’s exposed studs as shelves, which showcase collections of vintage fishing gear and license plates.
In this Texas home, the kitchen’s floor-to-ceiling shelves—accessible by rolling ladder—hold an amass of whiteware.
These beauties deserve to see the light! This Michigan cabin‘s display of cast-iron and enameled pans climbs the wall behind the kitchen’s 1933 stove.
When you live in the country, walking sticks can be helping in aiding uphill climbs. Nestled in an antique crock, they make a rustic art installation that’s also a reminder to get outside!
In this Atlanta loft, a 1930s cupboard—composed of 80 cubbies—hosts an array of natural objects: shells, nests, antlers, feathers.
A collection of cowboy boots in line by the front door of this Texas ranchcreate a coloful and welcoming entrance.
An array of junk-shop loot—mirrors, taxidermied birds, a horse bit—fills one living-room wall in Sarah Gray Miller’s upstate New York home.
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