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Have you ever wondered what an antique collector thinks of grandmillennial style trends? For starters, it’s not a trend: It’s a way of life.

I wanted to learn how to reglaze a window, so I turned to Youtube and followed a tutorial that made the process easy (and kind of fun).

Not much has changed since 1914 as far as bartending. Do you recognize (and still enjoy) any of these classic cocktails from back in the day?

We’ve collected 86 unique floor tile patterns from the 1920s that you can replicate in your kitchen, bathroom, and entryway.

This gentle cleaning method uses cheap, handy ingredients to thoroughly clean the wood window frames in your old house.

Explore antique wedding dresses from the last 200 years of romance. From lace to colors other than white, these wedding gowns are iconic.

Do you dream of having tea outside? Transform your small yard into a magical garden by implementing these Victorian garden design principles.

We opened our heirloom kitchen to share some old-world dishes. Venture back to the Art Deco era and try this chocolate cream cake recipe.

Have you ever accidentally left liquid on wood? Same. This two-ingredient method can remove water stains from wood effectively and safely.

Are you a hopeless romantic? Or do you just love the classics? Read our favorite romantic quotes from the Georgian and Victorian eras.

Get inspired by these original paint color palettes as well as some new paint color ideas using popular historic paint colors.

We love scrolling Instagram when the content is vintage-inspired, so we’re sharing just a few of our favorite old house Instagram accounts. Click that follow button if you love old houses as much as we do.