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Mostly round ups of links to the best vintage and one-of-a-kind home goods on the internet. Occasional musings about home and content creation.
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Ask Tremont Home: what would you do with this tiny kitchen nook? (opens the original)
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Ask Tremont Home is my monthly format of discussing reader-submitted design quandaries. Think of it like getting a second opinion from your design-inclined internet friend.Only paid subscribers can submit questions, but the responses are open publicly so that everyone can partake in sharing ideas in the comments.Here’s what we’re debating this week:Okay, I’m back!! I initially wrote in about how to better style / paint my living room now that we have a huge TV. BUT upon further consideration, th
I found everything you said you were shopping for this fall (opens the original)
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Unfortunately, I am the deeply uninteresting fall equivalent of “florals? For Spring? Groundbreaking”. Because while NYFW has people talking about cummerbunds (literally learned just now that it’s not CUMBERbunds — am I the only one?!) and the incessant lobbying for royal purple continues, I just want…sweaters. Chocolate browns, moody reds, and earthy greens. Suede. Leather. Jackets that are are more about looks than actual warmth. In short: the same damn things I want every time fall rolls arou
Vintage home finds | No. 38 (opens the original)
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30 pieces of affordable original art (opens the original)
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New here? Most of what I share is one of a kind and goes fast — make sure you’re subscribed so you don’t miss the next one.Subscribe nowThe quarterly, affordable art round upIf this is your first rodeo, all my previous affordable art round ups can be found here and the most recent edition was this bad boy:It doesn’t hurt to browse
How to learn to love a city (you think) you hate (opens the original)
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As a previously card-carrying member of the “Charlotte sucks!” club, someone who enumerated the city’s flaws at every turn, I am here to talk to you now that I am on the other side.I’ve lived here — in Charlotte, North Carolina — for six years and it has not been a straight line to making it my home. This time last year, I actually thought I’d made peace with Charlotte, and then I took a week-long trip to the Cotswolds and came back to square one, resenting it all over again.<div class="image-ga
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