100-Year-Old Modern Vintage City Home Part 2

We are back for part 2 of the 100 year old Modern Vintage City Home tour including a homemade hutch, pallet coffee rack, bistro dinette, and copper accents galore!

100-Year-Old Modern Vintage City Home Part 2

Happy Saturday!

Did you meet my sister Emily last week?

If you missed Part 1 of her Modern Vintage city home Tour, then be sure to check it out HERE!

I am so excited to show you my favorite part of her home.

100-YEAR-OLD MODERN VINTAGE CITY HOME PART 2

dining room

I had a blast staging her dining room and kitchen because there are tons of gorgeous vignettes to feature.

If this room does not make a vintage lover’s heart happy, then I am not sure what will.

As I mentioned last week Emily makes her own wine with my grandfather.

I personally cannot stand the taste of wine, but it sure does make for a gorgeous picture.

Now that cheese and fruit, on the other hand, is making my mouth water. I had a blast staging those pics.

She reclaimed boards from the 1700s to hang on the wall and staged them with copper and greenery against a plum colored accent wall.

Copper lovers rejoice.

Greenery and copper is such a fabulous combination!

Reclaiming a 1900s dresser and using it as a sideboard or buffet is a fabulous way to add that modern vintage charm.

Emily made that hanging pallet mug rack.

I love the color palette here black, white, wood tones, copper accents and greenery.

My sister also drinks the delicious coffee delivered straight to your door from GoBena coffee. We would be honored if you would consider buying GoBena coffee to help support our adoption costs!