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[https://www.thespruce.com/vintage-inspired-decor-trends-that-dont-look-vintage-11783186 by Kristin Hohenadel 30/8/25 the spruce] | [https://www.thespruce.com/vintage-inspired-decor-trends-that-dont-look-vintage-11783186 by Kristin Hohenadel 30/8/25 the spruce] | ||
Vintage decor adds charm, character, and history to modern interiors. But today's vintage-inspired decor trends often miss the mark. We asked a designer to weigh in on popular vintage-inspired decor trends that don’t look authentic. | Vintage decor adds charm, character, and history to modern interiors. But today's vintage-inspired decor trends often miss the mark. We asked a designer to weigh in on popular vintage-inspired decor trends that don’t look authentic. | ||
=====Interior Designer’s Southern California Dream Home Tour with Goats, Horses and Chickens===== | |||
[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=C1hVn9yPSt0 by Rebecca Robeson YouTube] | |||
Step inside a San Diego designer’s personal paradise that’s the very definition of cozy quiet luxury—where comfort meets sophistication, and every detail feels just right. This isn't just a beautiful home… it's a masterclass in functional, elevated living. From the expansive great room to the open-concept kitchen, the bar area, and the seamless indoor-outdoor living flow—this home is as functional as it is fabulous. | |||
