Gone Antiquing Nº3
20 beautiful old finds for a well-curated, timeless, and collected home.
Hello, readers! Hope you all are having a good week so far. It feels sooo good to be back. I was hit with a horrific virus of some sort last week and there was simply no way that I could possibly look at a computer screen or even think through writing a post for Sunday.
But I’m very excited to be sharing a new antiquing round-up for the month. This is my favorite so far—definitely very very me! And can we just take a moment to appreciate the amount of pure restraint I’ve had to have in not shopping my own antique finds before sharing them with you all?? It’s very tough for me to hold out, guys.
The last newsletter in this series has been in the #1 spot for most popular this past month. Which I love to see since these take quite a bit of time to pull together!! I’m so particular about the pieces I choose to share and really appreciate your love on these posts. This series has quickly become a personal favorite as well. And I so much enjoy sharing antiques and getting you all excited about shopping secondhand and finding new pieces for your home (and sometimes, closet). With that said, happy hunting!
And a quick side note—I’m almost finished creating a new page for paid subscribers where I’ll house my entire directory of shops that I constantly revisit over and over again, including my sources for antiques. More to come on that!
Until next time,
Natalie
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