The “trend” of bleached furniture has been widespread in the world of interior design for many years, but with supply chain delays causing more people than ever to consider vintage options, it's worth another look.
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1.Determine which pieces are worth an appraisal
Some common items in your home that you may consider having appraised include fine furniture, crystal chandeliers, signed art, and antique rugs, Pash says. As a general rule, consider appraising your investment or forever pieces rather than your vintage
flea market finds. Your investment pieces, she says, are the ones that you may want to have insured or that you want to know their fair market value of because you’ll consider selling or donating them one day.
Other items that may be worthy of an appraisal include family heirlooms (especially those from family members who sourced from wonderful shops) or pieces that pique your curiosity and have you wondering about their provenance or history, Higgins says.
Decorative Screens Are the Unsung Heroes of Interior Design
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By Elizabeth Pash Meg Braff
Elizabeth Pash, designer and owner of Elizabeth Pash Interiors & Antiques, has plenty of experience shopping for vintage treasures. In this column, she shares some of her best tips this week, it s why a folding screen (vintage or new!) is always a good idea.
Folding screens have been an elegant and artistic element of design for centuries and there s good reason why. Their beauty and practicality have made them an enduring element to this day. Screens originated in China around the 2