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Vintage & Modern: two words that are making more sense together than in other time of history. In the streets of New York the stage for this letters combination is on Lafayette Street. Vintage & Modern is a must see store, with a lot of objects and accessories that will make you remember the golden years. It’s also a good time for our reader to have a look at our previous post on the Top 10 Design Stores in NYC, part I and part II.
But if there’s a place where V&M meets no boundaries is the internet. The online page provide unique vintage furniture, jewelry, lighting, photography and many other things for you to fall in love with, collect and buy. The curiosity about this place is the partnership between some museums. One of the latest was with New York Museum, by selling original and rare photographs of the filmmaker master Stainly Kubrick (from “Clockword Orange”, “The Shining”, “Lolita” and many other successes).
Following the prosperity line there it is: vintage and modern, always on the run for showing the best pieces, for restore unique furniture and to lead your heart’s way to undiscovered antique objects.
It inevitable to refer a brand who has been traveling around the world through the first pages of the best magazines, who also manufactures vintage and modern… lamps! I am talking about Delightfull – Unique Lamps who was featured on a previous post about Mondon Collection, one of the Top Design Stores in New York.
Delightfull is all about fresh classics and music inspired lamps. A fantastic vintage touch with a magical modern soul on every single lamp. See for yourself. Vintage is the new modern!
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