Are you drawn to a Certain Decade
I don’t know why, but I feel like I am in a particular decade. Feel like I am a vintage person. Whenever I am selecting something, my eyes always seek out vintage pieces.
My husband, on the other hand, is the total opposite. He is very modern and always goes with trendy fashions. I am truly astonished—he is a few years older than me, yet how could that happen? I often question myself. Hahaha! But no regrets at all. I am always a lover of old-fashioned, vintage things. They make me feel better—comfortable and cozy too.
In fact every old thing carries a certain story. They are not just physical objects or goods; there is a soul in them that holds a beautiful history. In a world obsessed with newness and speed, choosing the old feels like a quiet rebellion. It is choosing patience, depth, and permanence. This aesthetic.—It reflects how I want to live: slowly, thoughtfully, and grounded, with room for softness.
When things are discolored or scratched in their own way, I know it is not about flaws. It is a sign of a meaningful existence, a mark that carries considerable memories.
In a world that constantly chases the latest trends, I choose what lasts. Things that age with grace are my passion. I am old school. I have no single idea why I carry this within me, but I love the feeling. It is always cozy. This aesthetic vibe reminds me that old things don’t need to be perfect to be beautiful—that warmth comes from layers, from history, from repetition.
Yes. I prefer thrift stores, antique shops, and vintage markets feel more exciting than fast-fashion stores.
prefer slow living—handwritten notes
I admire items made to last: solid furniture, cozy natural fabrics, handmade things, are my things.
Warm and layered—soft lighting, muted colors, textures, and objects that tell a story are my favorite.
