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What I thrifted vs how I styled it in my kitchen #thrift #vintage #homedecor #interiordesign #style

House of Brittany Short Yesterday

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Who says kitchen organization has to be boring or expensive? 🤎✨ In today’s What I Thrifted vs. How I Styled It at Home, I’m sharing how I repurposed vintage thrift store finds into beautiful, functional kitchen decor!

One of my favorite ways to decorate on a budget is to look beyond an item’s original purpose. Here are a few creative ways I gave secondhand finds new life in my kitchen:

✨ Vintage wood frame: Turned into personalized kitchen decor featuring a favorite saying from my dad.

✨ Vintage recipe box: A charming, nostalgic way to organize and display recipes.

✨ Vintage stoneware crock: Repurposed for practical kitchen storage while adding warmth and character.

✨ Clase Azul tequila bottle: Removed the labels and repurposed the decorative ceramic bottle as an olive oil decanter.

✨ Indiana Glass Diamond Point vase: Given a new purpose as a stylish holder for bottle-cleaning brushes.

✨ Vintage wicker basket: Used to organize and conceal coffee essentials while keeping everything accessible.

✨ Cast iron easel: Repurposed as an iPad stand, perfect for following digital recipes while cooking!

✨ Handmade pottery: A one-of-a-kind thrifted ceramic piece used to store fresh garlic, adding an artisanal touch to the kitchen.

💡 Thrifting tip: When shopping secondhand, look beyond an item’s original purpose! Cast iron easels can become cookbook or tablet stands, vintage vases can hold kitchen tools, and handmade pottery can add character to everyday storage. Mixing wood, glass, iron, wicker, and ceramics is also a great way to create a collected, vintage-inspired kitchen.

⚠️ Food safety tip: Not all vintage ceramics, pottery, or repurposed bottles are food-safe. Check that containers are suitable for food contact before using them for ingredients like olive oil or garlic. Unknown glazes and decorative finishes may contain lead or other substances that can leach into food. Store garlic in a cool, dry, well-ventilated container.

The best part of thrifting is finding unexpected ways to make everyday items both beautiful and functional!

Which thrifted kitchen find would you repurpose in your home? 🤎

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