What kind of room does it suit? Creating a space where antiques shine
Are antiques only for select spaces?
"Antiques only suit mansions or Western-style houses..." Do you ever think that? Antiques have the charm of fitting into any space with a little ingenuity. This time, we will introduce several patterns of "rooms that suit antiques."
① Adding the "warmth of wood" to a natural-style room
Wooden antique furniture is perfect for natural rooms based on white or ecru.
・Pine chests
・Dresser with mirror
・Oak dining chairs
The well-used texture of the wood adds warmth to the space.
② A "single antique" in a modern room
For sophisticated monochrome rooms, we recommend incorporating just one antique piece.
・Brass standard lamp
・Art Deco side table
・Vintage mirror
This alone creates "depth" and "story" in the space.
③ "Playful vintage" in a casual room
For rooms with pop colors or an industrial aesthetic, we recommend vintage miscellaneous goods and small furniture.
・Enamel kitchenware
・Old advertising tin signs
・European mailboxes and key hooks
Their somewhat humorous expressions create conversation starters in the space.
④ Does it also suit Japanese-style rooms? Surprisingly good compatibility
In fact, Japanese-style rooms and Western antiques have good compatibility.
・Oil lamps as lighting
・Wooden chests as low tables
・Floral teacups displayed on shelves
Curves and decorations stand out in a linear and quiet space.
⑤ It's okay to base it on your "liking"
More important than what room it suits, is what "sparkles" for you.
・I like the color
・Memories overlap
・I feel a story
An encounter with such a piece can be a catalyst for changing your life.
ADHOC Store proposes "antiques that blend into daily life"
YELLOW GARAGE carefully selects, and ADHOC reproduces "the image of the time" with AI. It makes it easier to imagine what kind of space each item would suit. Why not encounter an antique that resonates with your sensibility?
