The Vintage House, 4910 NY-52, Jeffersonville, NY
845/482-6001
Domesticities & the Cutting Garden, 4055 NY-52, Youngsville, NY
845/482-3333
Antique Center of Callicoon, 26 Upper Main St, Callicoon.
845/887.5918
Hawley Antique Exchange, 209 Bellemonte Ave, Hawley, PA
570/226-1711
Miss Elly’s Antiques & Such, 518 Church St, Hawley, PA
570/ 226-7513
Old Sandhouse Antiques & Uniques. 657 Texas Palmyra Hwy,
White Mills, PA. 347/834-2284
A Picker’s Find, 1098 Texas Palmyra Hwy #101, Honesdale, PA 18431
570/253-0207
Decorative flooring: patterns, colors and designs can make a room fun to look at and walk around in. Better Homes and Gardens suggests authentic linoleum in nostaligic patterns, such as “mod ‘atomic’ patterns, colorful speckles and earth-tone brick.”
Retro color schemes: Don’t be afraid to go bold! Oranges, hot pinks, yellows and turqouise shades can contribute to a kitchen that inspires creativity and boldness. Pastel colors are also in, according to www.realtor.com. Light pinks, blues and off-white cremes can make a dreamy scene.
Penny tile: The small, penny-shaped tile is great for flooring or backplash. Find a vintage pattern and pair it with muted colors.
Bold accent colors: These can be simple pickups at a flea market or local antique shop, such as a vibrant yellow tea kettle or a pastel pink set of Fiesta ice cream dishes.
Pendant lighting: Lights that hang from the ceiling for better illumination. For a look that’s farmhouse vintage, use brass or tin, with caging around the light bulb. Click here for a DIY pendant-pulley light.
Retro appliances: Who says new technology is always better? Make toasters cute again—and make them pink!
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