Found in a house from 1907. Any guesses on what it could be? Thank you!

Antique dresser drawers → wall-mounted shelves for books or plants
2. Group for Impact
Cluster ** mismatched vintage frames** in a gallery wall
Display a collection of brass doorknobs or keys on a tray
Stack old hardcover books as risers for candles or vases
3. Mix Old + New for Balance
Place a 1950s ceramic lamp next to a modern sofa
Layer a hand-stitched quilt over a minimalist bed
Set a mid-century teapot on a sleek marble countertop
🌿 The magic happens in contrast—not perfection.
❤️ Why This Matters
Sustainability: Reusing = less waste, slower consumption
Uniqueness: No one else has your great-aunt’s china cabinet turned bar cart
Emotional depth: Every piece carries memory, even if it’s not yours
“A home filled only with new things has no past. A home filled only with old things has no future. The best spaces live in between.”