If you love thrifted home decor -- vintage brass accessories like monkey decor -- plus creative ways to decorate with faux Boston ferns -- this styling tip is for you. I recently styled a thrifted vintage wire bowl with a monkey figurine base using layered faux fabric Boston fern fronds from the thrift store. It instantly became one of those collected, designer-looking pieces that makes a room feel finished. 

There’s something undeniably charming about pairing a graceful live orchid with a thrifted chinoiserie cache pot. It’s one of those decorating combinations that instantly makes a room feel collected, layered, and a little bit luxurious — without requiring a designer budget. Even better? Orchids and vintage-style chinoiserie pieces have a timeless quality that works beautifully for every type of decor -- from traditional homes to grandmillennial spaces.
 

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Thrift store pillows get a bad rap. I can understand why some people are hesitant to buy them -- I mean, where have they been? But trust me -- when you find that perfectly unique, gorgeous pillow in a thrift store or at an estate sale, you can bring it home and make it (almost) like new. And by that I mean clean. 

If you're a pillow lover like me, I guess I'm preaching to the choir. But if you're not a pillow person, perhaps this post will bring you over to the dark side!

There’s something truly fun about designing a powder room. It’s small, a little tucked away, and often the one space in your home where you can take a few more risks. Because it doesn’t need to function like a full bathroom, it becomes the perfect canvas for adding some personality.

If your powder room is feeling a little tired or overlooked, a refresh doesn’t have to mean a full renovation. In fact, three thoughtful updates -wallpaper, a new mirror, and updated sconces - can completely transform the space.

Let’s break it down. (And if you stick around to the end you get to see my own powder room refresh before and after!)

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Welcome, friends, to another fun-filled Thrill of the Hunt post where I share my latest thrifty (and usually) vintage finds with you.