I have a curio cabinet from the 1800s (family heirloom) and while I don’t have any teacups, I actually keep my porcelain figurines in them. They’re great for displaying any collection you have

I am not interested in making my home look more Victorian, but I love watching your videos. Your delivery is always perfect.

I love the floral sheet as wallpaper. I found this stunning painting by Maria Oakey Dewing, called “Garden in May”, painted in 1895. The original is hanging in the Smithsonian. The frame I got is embossed silver (perfect on my mauve walls). Very Victorian.

my fav thing is seeing all the old photos you include in your videos!! super cool seeing the decor in real homes from long ago :)

Thank you so much for this video. I really enjoyed it. I'm actually changing all my room and this helps a lot. I wish I could thrift the things I want though, but sadly I don't find those types of things in my country, and if I do find them, they are super expensive. That's why I'm trying to diy everything I can. I'm almost done with a gallery wall, and some sconces. Your videos always inspire me. Thanks for the hard work!

The wall candle sconces would look better if they were gold, the wood tones of them kind of blend in with your wall treatment and if they were gold it would make them pop and they would go with the gold in the picture frame. Another way of doing the sheets is by attaching them to fir strips with a staple gun and then attaching them to the wall. I love wall collages, I have them in my living room and my kitchen. Also, in my kitchen/dining area I have a china cabinet that displays not just my teapots and cups, I put in some whimsical by adding bird figurines and porcelain flower knickknacks. Anyway, I enjoyed watching and listening to you, I am subscribing.

Love this! I'm not seeing the app for the estate sales can someone please tell me where I can find that

I’ve managed to do a few of these on my own it seems and am glad to see I’m on my way to my Victorian interior 😊 The advice about a sheet for wallpaper and how to apply it with starch were both brilliant, I have to keep an eye out for that now! Haven’t had as much luck with frames for my gallery wall but one day 🤞The one place I DID find luck was a huuuuge ornate gold frame for $10 once, though it is sadly too heavy to try hanging on my apartment walls.

I love these victorian videos! I'm planning to style my room to look victorian :D

Thanks for the ideas. I have a Queen Anne Victorian house here by downtown LA, so I'm always looking for authentic decor ideas for my interior. It's been a fine line between antique cool and grandma's house 😅.

You are very talented, well done channel. As I complete my renovated 1870s era home, your videos have a lot of great ideas, excellent design choices and just exactly what I am looking for. Thanks for your hard work.

I adore those wooden sconces and got lucky enough to find the same pair on eBay! Thanks for tips/ideas, and I look forward to more of your video:)

Always a treat to see how you reimagine a space. I have no idea how to get a sheet stuck to a wall but I may try a smaller chunk of fabric somewhere to master the technique! You make it look easy but not sure it is... Always a pleasure...🎉🎉🎉thank you and happy Chonese New Year!

The plant idea is a great one.

As usual, extra fun. Thanks!!

Thanks for sharing! I always enjoy your videos.

Love this! Thank you! ❤

Great ideas. Thank you!

These videos are really helpfull, thank you

Cool ideas! 🎉

Gel stain can be used over already sealed wood pieces

Good vid. I like