There’s just something about vintage that hits different. Maybe it’s the way each piece has a story to tell—like it's lived a few lives before it made its way to your shelf or your wall. For me, discovering pieces like that sparked something way deeper than just a love for old stuff. It became a mission to bring that same sense of soul and nostalgia into today’s spaces—and that’s how Golden Era Revival Co. was born.

I’ve always been drawn to the clean lines of mid-century modern, but I also love the gritty, colorful personality of the ‘90s. So I figured… why not blend the two? If you’re into making your home feel like a time capsule with a modern twist, you’re in the right place.

Why Vintage Still Matters

Today’s world moves fast. Everything’s mass-produced, trends come and go overnight, and it's easy to lose any sense of individuality in our spaces. That’s where vintage comes in. It brings character, history, and honestly, a much-needed pause from the cookie-cutter chaos.

When you bring vintage decor into your home, you’re not just decorating—you’re preserving design that has stood the test of time. You’re making a statement that says, “I value quality. I value story. I value originality.”

My Design Philosophy: Curated, Not Cluttered

As a graphic designer, I think about how things feel just as much as how they look. When I’m designing posters or hunting down vintage pieces for the shop, it’s all about intention. I don’t want people to just throw stuff on a shelf because it looks old—I want it to mean something.

Every piece on Golden Era Revival Co. is chosen or created to help you build a space that tells your story. Whether it’s a retro wall clock or a nostalgic poster inspired by old-school print design, I aim to create that perfect balance of old soul and modern vibe. 

How to Incorporate Vintage Without Overdoing It

Start with one hero piece.
Find that one item that makes you feel something—a funky lamp, a classic clock, a bold graphic print. Let that be your jumping-off point. It sets the tone and gives your space a story.

Mix eras with intention.
MCM and ‘90s styles might seem worlds apart, but they actually work super well together when you keep your color palette consistent. Think of it like mixing music genres—when done right, the vibe is unbeatable.

Conclusion

Trends will come and go, but vintage style? That’s timeless. It’s not about trying to live in the past—it’s about honoring it while creating something fresh and personal today. Whether you’re a full-on thrifter or just dipping your toes into vintage decor, I hope this inspires you to build a space that feels real, expressive, and you.

Because when you surround yourself with things that mean something, your space doesn’t just look good—it feels like home.