Press & Media - & VNTG Featured In Publications

We’re proud to have had our vintage and mid century furniture and homewares featured in a number of respected publications. Seeing our pieces included in beautiful settings and inspiring interiors is always an honour.

If you’re interested in featuring & VNTG in your next article, editorial, or photoshoot, we’d love to hear from you. We’re happy to provide high-resolution images, product details, or loan items for styling and photography.

As quoted in

Martha Stewart – “Beyond the money side of things, authentic pieces are usually built to last – solid materials, proper joinery, the kind of construction that means you can repair rather than replace,” Read the full piece on how to spot a fake antique →

Country Living – “I’d never buy Victorian taxidermy for a customer – it’s far too divisive. Some people are enchanted, while others want it out of the house immediately.” Read the full article on antiques dealers keep →

Heirlooms at Home – “A Herbert Terry two-step Anglepoise table lamp sits on my desk where I work every day. It’s not there for decoration—it’s there because the engineering is genuinely brilliant. The counterbalance mechanism still works perfectly after 60+ years, and you can position it exactly where you need light. Modern task lighting doesn’t come close to that combination of practicality and durability.” Read more on antiques that are meant for everyday living →

The Spruce – “You should invest in vintage furniture when the piece offers something that new furniture often can’t: superior materials, craftsmanship, character, and history. Pieces with solid wood construction, hand-cut joinery, and original features (hardware, finish, etc.) are far more likely to retain value, both financially and aesthetically.” Read more about how to know if vintage furniture is worth it →

She Knows – “Motherhood taught me to be resourceful and resilient — I channelled that same energy into building a business from my passion for vintage furniture, proving to myself that both could thrive side by side.” Read the article on mom entrepreneurs →