In the book ‘Found, Free & Flea’ author Tereasa Surratt offers simple and affordable ways to achieve a rustic, chic [...]

Find unique finishing touches for your home at the Decorative Antiques & Textiles Fair, 24-29 January at London’s Battersea Park. [...]

An article by Rebecca Zamon of Style At Home To say that Patti Redford has the eye of a collector [...]

A weekly summary in images of the best finds from flea markets around the world! Enjoy the ride in the [...]

Six month ago I was walking down a street in Brooklyn, and stopped by the window of a so-called “design” [...]

NEW YORK – A vintage Vostok space capsule is headed back to its homeland with its new Russian owner, who [...]

An effortlessly stylish French family home that's dotted with antique finds, plus an insider's guide to Parisian vintage markets.

Plot: A sunny day, three early birds and a photograph. Playground? The weekend flea market at Porte de Vanves (Paris).

The author of The Flea Markets of France, selects her favourites for collectors, bargain-hunters or browsers just wanting to soak [...]

Some people believe that everything has already been done in the flea market business. Other, such as Melanie Bees, believe [...]

Mission accomplished! Fifteen miles, two pair of shoes and eighteen hours later (a real “flea market marathon”!), we concluded our [...]

If you’re a regular visitor of this blog, you should by now be an (almost) expert of the techniques, tips&tricks [...]

Flea markets are really great to find all sorts of vintage stuff to decorate your home. But sometimes you end [...]

The best places to go antiquing from coast to coast Whether you’re on holiday or staying home this summer, it’s [...]

A slideshow of our best “catch of the day” after a week-end of flea market antiquing and bargaining. Enjoy the [...]

Flea markets thrive during Spring and Summer. There are several places in Copenhagen where open air flea markets tempt you [...]

Being actually myself at an Antiques Fair at this very moment, I realized there wouldn’t be a better time than [...]

Filling the truck the whole day before, waking-up at 2am, leaving home at 3am to reach Innsbruck at 8am, were [...]

A slideshow of our best “catch of the day” after a week-end of flea market antiquing and bargaining. Enjoy the [...]

Sometimes, buying antiques or vintage items at the flea market is not a quest for your own self satisfaction. Flea [...]

Among the commons things you may find at a flea market, are vintage cameras. Photography is and has always been [...]

The Kodak Baby Brownie Special is a tiny Bakelite box camera made by Kodak in Rochester, NY, USA. It was [...]

The original intention of the Museum to give visitors access to design not only by means of publications, but also [...]

A one of a kind umbrella bucket featuring the door keeper of the Brasserie Lipp, a dog and a cat [...]

A beautiful studio photography of the 1920s featuring three young people. What I find particularly breathtaking in this photograph is [...]

Daniela Pain of Canadian Home & Country gives some interesting recommendations on the art of flea market haggling (source: Canadian [...]

Antiques expert Judith Miller gives a prep talk for the world’s best flea markets (source: Canadian Home & Country) All [...]

Another example of an unusual money box. This one has the shape of a Transatlantic ship and was probably manufactured [...]

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Two vases designed by Tamara Aladin for Riihimaen Lasi Finland c1970s. Those vase are heavily cased, blue and violet in [...]

Quite an unusual money box of the beginning of the last century (ceramic)… The kind of piggy bank I would [...]

This Emide N°5 pasta machine is the kitchen Cadillac of the 1950s! Great colour (some kind of “California blue”), an [...]

Brownie is the name of a long-running and extremely popular series of simple and inexpensive cameras made by Eastman Kodak. [...]

What is missing today? A once useful home accessory (before we invented refrigerators with built-in flat screen and Internet) to [...]

Literally turns any quick lunch into a visual banquet. Image design from the 60s

Those three porcelain pots used to hold pharmaceutical mixtures. Now, further than being mere decorative objects, they do great in [...]