I relate to this comment so much!! Basically any home decor item I’d love is just a wish list thing. And often basic cleaning products and toilet paper is a wish list item for the coming months.

She’s so cute! 😍

And that yellow is just popping off for her!

😮I’m ooo 18:11 😢 18:11 18:11 18:11 😢

@@ambermizerak6321huh?

Wow this is so informative. Thanks for the info!

thank you for sharing!

As a potter, I really would appreciate advice from you. I just thrifted a butter bell that I love, but it has some cracks I didn't notice and when I keep it submerged in water the water seeps into the ceramic. Is this safe to use? I feel the water will hurt the ceramic and I am not sure it is food safe... and if you have any ideas if something like this could be fixed I would appreciate the advice 🙏 It cost me only $3 and I'm not in a position to invest a lot of money in restoring it, but it is so cute it will be a shame to throw it out 😔 Thank you!

@@aliplay5 if a ceramic is chipped or cracked, it isn't food safe. The person above is referring to crazing which is part of the glaze and not cracks in the clay body.

@@aliplay5 Yes, the other rely to your comment is completely correct-- you did absolutely the right thing by checking if the water is seeping into the body of the clay. I would keep it as a decorative object and look for another one! You are still safe to store dry goods etc in there if you like.Would be basically impossible to repair unless you could find the original maker and have them reglaze it, which in itself would probably change the surface of the pot.

I thought something similar. It is interesting if you want to make a home look like it can be used in a surgical or autopsy suite.

Ooh yeah. That thing was hideous. And will look horrible in most places. But I love a vintage chrome 🖤

it’s giving slaughterhouse

@@AmyandGalen: Not autopsy! 😂😂

@@goosegirl941: 😂

That sounds really pretty

She’d burn me to a crisp too! 🔥😅

Same but everyone has a different style and isn’t that beautiful? How sad would the world be if everyone’s house looked the same? Also, her commentary on interior design is based on her personal opinion and preference. I often see her critiques be on how she would or would never do something. I think her couch and chairs are hideous but other aspects of her home are lovely. You’re never going to please everyone. As long as you’re challenging your style and love it that’s all that matters. You’re the one that has to live in your home, not anyone else.

I think it’s more about how all your pieces work together - I’ve had so many compliments on my deep purple velvet couches but it’s mainly how they work and vibe with the rest of the room ❤

Honestly, my taste is 100% different from Paige (unless you factor in her love of English style) but I don’t watch for design advice... I just enjoy Paige time 😂😜

Yep, I watched too much Six Feet Under for this =D

Yes & as well as Industrial Kitchen! It’s a No for mwah ☠️

Yes and… the metallic sound every time you open/close the drawer and set something down on it.

I know and I kinda like that hahahah

Huh, that was interesting. Thanks for sharing.

Same here :)

honestly i feel like it depends on the person and the time period?

@@ddahlia3607 I would've thought, but then it seems like a pretty useless description to be so prevalent in interiors? You'd have to know what that specific person thinks is masculine or feminine to know what they're even referring to...

I think the bed in particular with the floral fabric, curved edges and detailin in the wood might be considered feminine, however I think a lot of victorian furniture is super chunky/heavy and can feel very dark and masculine too. It's probably up to interpretation but maybe a designer can tell us...

In a lot of art feminine refers to curves and more details whereas masculine refers to straight lines and more minimalist details.

Agreed. From the 80's. And that oaky wood. Wow, triggers some bad used car salesman office memories ... in a trailer ... reeking of cigarette smoke. Yeah, no.

Those are office or dining table chairs from the 80's.

She has a whole video of online websites and resources she looks at to buy or for inspo, loosely ranked in order of where she looks to first

I'm really nerdy about that stuff too and I would say that there's no formula for that. It's just a matter of spending time doing it and being curious. Three things I would do to get better at searching is 1 - Going beyond the surface level: If, for example, Paige recommended an ig account to follow. You can look up for the people that this person follows. If they shared something from other creator, go and see whats that about and what that third person is doing/sharing. You'll certanly find something cool. 2 - Go find inspiration in other platforms. Maybe reading a magazine can lead you to finding a different store/product/creator and that can get you to accidently find something cool. 3 - Follow the people behind the brands. If I'm into a fashion brand, I'll go and folllow the creative director, the photographer, the makeup artist. That leads me to finding more and more cool stuff. If I read a good interior design magazine, I'll look up to the person that writes it, that directed the content.... I think you get it. I work in the fashion industry (art direction to be more specific) and I do those 3 things all the time.That's what gets me to find fresh and cool stuff for inspiration

I was really surprised when she didn’t recognize it

I'd use 3M hooks before I would opt for $300 hooks.

It definitely has. And I’m *DIGGING* it! ☀️🏖🍹😎

@@VJ-tc6py You're telling my story! I live near the Hellman trails in Whittier, and usually have to get out before 8, but I was coming out of the trail at noon and even felt a breeze. More please.

I doubt that she would.

That's good though.

They are actual office chairs.

No. Not sa much.

Right. I guess where I live, people keep their good stuff and only post stuff that is generic, basic, blah, or that no one really wants.

Agree, I really enjoy watching these videos, and afterwards I ask myself why I care about the taste of a random young woman on the internet.

That's exactly what I was thinking! Definitely French.

Yes it was just the basement setting that made it look scary. That’s what also makes it cheap. I should know. My basement is scary too.

I'm with Paige with if ya got 900 bucks to spend, why not a solid, vintage piece instead of a Crate & Barrel type deal. I live in Minneapolis too and vinatge ain't too bad! Wish I could find more "out there" things, but hey part of the fun of the hunt I guess!

I just moved back home to the Twin Cities and I'm shocked how much better thrifting and Marketplace are here compared to Phoenix! I can't get enough and now I'm addicted.

There are better cities for thrifting than others, definitely.

the updated doc is 20x better and has so much more to offer! it’s gewwwwwd

LOL

Do you know the name of the fabric?

Yes! Please make a ”how to style a basement” video Paige 🫶 Our basement isn’t styled yet, we just use it for storage right now. There’s not a lot of natural light due to the windows but we do have a big fire place. I want it to feel cozy but not too dark..

Common, cheap furniture? Anybody can have those to spare. I just gave away a lot of cheap furniture I had to some relatives and I am not rich. Not even close.

That’s awesome & Sound Beautiful 🍨love great pieces that are passed down❤🕊️

Truly the place I miss the most after leaving Chicago.

Most Definitely!!! 🪃