Secondhand sourcing & shopping tips and musings on interior design and culture. From vintage shopping expert and "Big Thrift Energy" author Virginia Chamlee.
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Under-$100 Secondhand Finds on 1stDibs, Etsy and More
One thing about these under-$100 secondhand finds posts: this stuff does not sit around for long. Often, I will bookmark something to include, come back a few hours later, and it’s already been snatched up. Which is all part of the thrill o...
Under-the-Radar Clothing Brands Worth Thrifting
The extremely well-made labels probably sitting on the racks at your local Goodwill
We are, very clearly, in what I’ve been calling a Thrifting Golden Age—driven in large part by people downsizing and donating wardrobes that were built ove...
What a Full Day of Thrifting Actually Looks Like
Everyone always says they want to go thrifting with me, which I understand in theory. It sounds fun! It sounds like a treasure hunt, or like we’ll just casually be popping into a few stores and leaving with a bunch of incredible finds.
The...
Things I've Thrifted Recently, While Prepping for Book 2
What I’m actually buying right now—and why
I’m in the final stretch of gathering pieces for my next book, which means I’m thinking about objects in relation to what I need and what will make a statement.
What to Thrift Now, Before Prices Catch Up
The specific vintage categories quietly climbing in value — and what’s still being overlooked
I’ve said this before, and I’ll say it again: We are in the middle of a generational turnover. And most people haven’t realized what this means f...
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Secondhand and vintage shopping tips, interior design inspiration, and roundups of beautiful things. From longtime journalist, antiques dealer, and author of the best-selling book Big Thrift Energy, Virginia Chamlee.
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