And do not think that the decor items of our grandmothersno one has used it for a long time and they are out of fashion. Not at all! On the contrary, now retro style is at the peak of popularity. The main thing is to approach the design of a modern apartment wisely and not to copy with one hundred percent accuracy the style of the 70s and 80s. But it is very much recommended to dilute with vintage things a modern design. This will immediately give you a good taste. We collected 10 things that our grandmother loved to use in the design of the apartment, which have not lost their relevance in our days. See and be inspired!

1. Wallpaper in flower

1/3Photo: Getty ImagesPhoto: Getty ImagesPhoto:Getty ImagesFirstly, it's very cute. And secondly, it's stylish. The main thing is not to turn the house into a solid flower garden, but, for example, use floral wallpaper in one of the rooms or on one of the walls. Don't forget to complement them with curtains, carpets and blankets in the same romantic colors, vintage decor items and fresh bouquets! See photos of the interior in the romantic style HERE.

2. Knitted lace napkins

1/2Photo: Getty ImagesPhoto:Getty ImagesRemember how much your grandmother loved these napkins? And she even made them with her own hands. By the way, you can also try to knit this home accessory yourself (fortunately, there are many videos with such master classes on YouTube). Although now such napkins, which have already become vintage, are sold in stores (in the same Zara Home and H&M Home).

3. Metal bed

1/3Photo: Getty ImagesPhoto: Getty ImagesPhoto:Getty ImagesNow a metal bed is considered a retro style and is sold for a lot of money. So if you inherited it, you are a lucky person! Feel free to repaint this essential piece of furniture for any home in your favorite color and feel like a princess. Or a queen.

4. Sideboard with dishes

1/2Photo: Getty ImagesPhoto:Getty ImagesSince the late 90s, showing off your dishes to all your guests has been considered outdated. But things are changing. These days, cabinets with huge glass panels through which you can see your dinnerware are back in fashion! Just don't put it in the room, like our grandmothers did; it looks best in the kitchen and dining room.

5. Patterned lace curtains

1/2Photo: Getty ImagesPhoto:Getty Images Recently, more and more bloggers have appeared on Instagram offering to buy tulle curtains with patterns. Yes, the same ones that were hung on curtain rods in the 70s and 80s. By the way, they look especially beautiful in light kitchens with large windows. We recommend them!

6. Houseplants on the windowsill

1/2Photo: Getty Images Photo:Getty Images Houseplants will never go out of fashion! They create a special coziness and warmth in the house. You can also follow the example of our grandmothers and grow useful plants on the windowsills. How about mint? You can then add it to tea or face masks.

7. Decorative plates on the wall

1/2Decorative plates on the walls can look very beautiful! Especially if they match the color and shape of the apartment design. Don't believe me? See the photo above.

8. Wicker basket

1/2Photo: Getty ImagesPhoto:Getty ImagesYour grandmother probably kept balls of yarn or newspapers and books in a wicker basket. We suggest putting shells, scented candles, and small flower pots in this accessory. Unusual and stylish.

9. Suitcase in a prominent place.

1 / 2Soviet suitcases in our time - thisluxury. It is not necessary to go with him on holiday in Saint-Tropez, but to make a decor object out of it is necessary. Designers often use their grandmothers' suitcases as a coffee table or bedside table. It looks very cool!

10. Bright carpet

1/3Photo: Getty ImagesPhoto: Getty ImagesPhoto:Getty ImagesWho said it was bad manners? A bright rug with an ornament can be the only or additional bright accent. The only rule: the furniture should be modern and preferably light. Do you have other ideas for using our grandmothers' decor items? Write them in the comments!

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