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An Aqua Memory: Our First Venetian Chandelier Revisited

Some objects are more than decorative, they’re milestones. And every now and then, if you’re lucky, they find their way back to you, if only through a photograph.

Feng Shui & Antiques

Can antiques really mess with the energy of a room? Are vintage pieces bad feng shui? Do you need to burn sage after every brocante trip? All excellent questions.

Best Vintage Furniture Stores in Amsterdam (Including Us!)

We’re thrilled to share that Little Black Book has listed Wildschut Antiques & Decor as one of the best vintage furniture stores in Amsterdam!

Antique Lovers’ Watchlist: The Most Beautiful Costume Dramas

There’s something irresistible about a well-crafted costume drama. Beyond the drama itself—the glittering court intrigue, the whispered secrets, and the sumptuous wardrobes—there’s the interiors.

Why Old Souls Love Antiques

There’s a quiet, magnetic pull that certain objects have. If you’re someone who feels that pull, chances are, you're what people might call an “old soul.”

When were mirrors invented?

Mirrors have always been more than practical objects; they’re portals into history, symbols of beauty, and artistic feats of craftsmanship. Let’s step through the looking glass and explore...

Furnishing Your Home Now, The Chic, Sustainable Way

When you think of buying furniture, especially when you need it fast, have you ever considered antiques? There’s a reason why antique furniture is not only an attractive option but also smart!

Featured in Cool Stuff NYC's Amsterdam Guide

For our American friends planning a visit to Amsterdam, the team at Cool Stuff NYC has put together a fantastic guide, and well we've been spotted (and we're blushing!)

10. Meet the French Royal Style: Napoléon III

  Did you know that Napoléon III escaped prison disguised as a lumberjack and was the first French ruler elected by popular vote? Get to know the quirky characters of the French Royals!

9. Meet the French Royal Style: Louis Philippe

Did you know Louis Philippe was basically the original jet-setter—never staying anywhere longer than 48 hours—and somehow survived seven assassination attempts? The man was part king, part Houdini.