Subtle elements in the vintage style will create warmth and comfort in every modern home.

A quick and simple way to bring this style into your place is the “Five-Item-Rule”: choose no more than five pieces per one room.

Today I will give you five suggestions for your kitchen:

Resource: http://www.maisonsdumonde.com

This kitchen sink cupboard combines the vintage charm of post generation with a modern kitchen design. The result is amazing!

Resource: www.car-moebel.de

This vintage dining table is almost crying for a nice supper with friends:)

Resource: www.maisonsdumonde.com

Chairs like this one can make every table look unique. Dinner is served – take a seat!

Resource: www.pietheineek.nl

These very decorative wooden baskets are available in many different sizes and shapes.  They can serve as a nice storage for your kitchen supplies.

The vintage silverware by House Doctor is made of nickel silver.

No matter what style you choose, antique silverware can add elegance to the simplest table setting.

Resource: www.housedoctor.dk

  by Mo Goshtasb

An upgrade to a simple metal is a shiny copper. Lately I can´t get enough of it. Resource: www.manufactum.de

Just imagine a warm bubble bath in this copper bathtub. It will definitely make you forget the autumn gloom!

Resource: www.paulloebach.com

From simple to splendid! This side table is simply made of polished copper tubes and a glass top.

The result is brilliant – a highlight for your bedroom and a perfect storage place for books that will accompany you during the golden autumn.

Resource: www.tomdixon.net

An excellent alternative to a candle light. This cooper lamp will bring all nuances of light and shades to your home and make it cozy for romantic autumn evenings.

   by Mo Goshtasb

Redesign your office space in a rustic style coupled with Industrial Chic.
Here are some suggestions:

• The  Manoteca ‚indoor‘ table – a table like an old friend.

Resource: http://www.manoteca.com

At first sight it looks like a standard table, but if you come closer it is visible that some parts of the desk had „a past life“.

• Table ventilator from Carlo Borer

The Stadler Form ventilator OTTO is the first fan with a wooden ring in the world. It fits perfectly to the Manoteca table.

Resource: http://www.stadlerform.de

• The table lamp from Madame Stoltz

Resource: http://www.madamstoltz.dk

The right light can accent the unique atmosphere created by rustic furniture.

•  Nature-boy seeks a creative mate.

This stool is made of a massive wood. Together with a leather cusion and vintage print it makes a remarkable impression.

Resource: http://www.strauss-innovation.de

by Mo Goshtasb