Old Tow -Still Gold: 5 Decor tips to welcome an ancient style to your modern home in 2025

The saying “Old is gold” is fair, because what is inherently stylish, never remains buried for a long time; It always finds a way to come back. The same goes for the decor of the house. In a world where fleeting trends dominate the stage, formed by Pinterest Boards or Celeb’s home tours, nostalgic ancient diesing suggest tilting something solid. The fact that once was canceled as too old school and hypermoxymist, now makes a refined return, finding its place in modern interiors, unimpeeringly combining the old with new ones to create smooth houses that are still alive.

Julia Baimo Bollona, ​​Director, Embassy Interiors Pvt Ltd, shared with HT Lifestyle that today’s houses owners are more leaning towards ancient interiors from their quiet luxurious charm.

She said: “In today’s fast -paced tendencies and smooth finishes, many homeowners re -open the calm attractiveness of ancient interiors. Their eternal materials, low charm and functional durability, ancient elements make the return more thoughtful and practical. A century, or a clean white wall, can resist the prefix of the wooden console.

Here are 5 Julia design tips that have shared with us who help include ancient styles in modern spaces:

1. Eternal designs

• One of the key reasons for ancient works is that it brings a long -term value. Many old furniture items made of solid wood, brass or stone, which provide much more durability than their modern, mass colleagues.
• These materials age well, reduce the need for replacement and bring the feeling of authenticity.

2. The starting point for ancient style

• You do not need a complete rethinking. Start with a statement, an ancient mirror, restored side table or even manual lighting. They can change the sense of the room by keeping their modern structure.
• Always let the venue breathe, ancient objects benefit from the minimum environment to make their shape and finish.

3. Harmonize, don’t repeat

• The success of ancient interiors lies in their balanced contrast. Avoid thematic decor.
• Instead, look for ways to compare tones, textures or shapes. For example, a modern coffee table and retro -sailo can divide similar curves or materials, creating a cohesive visual rhythm.

4. Choosing material matters

• Vintage pieces often use quality materials such as outdated skin, rattan, matte metal or reclaimed tree. These finishes not only bring tactile comfort and visual texture to modern spaces.
• Think about how a handmade carpet, a natural competition or oxidized metal light device can add not only to appearance but also in convenience.

5. Accept the imperfect

• Unlike the furniture of the mass market, ancient items can be delivered with minor deficiencies, scratches, irregular finishes or faded edges. These imperfections add personality and help to mitigate the sanded appearance of many modern interiors.
• They remind us that the house is not a salon, but a living.

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