Hawaii was the place to vacation in the mid-20th century. Among the many souvenirs the tourists bought home was a distinctive piece of ceramic tableware.
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Often, art and design go hand in hand, especially in historical movements. Artists of an aesthetic born in the '50s embraced raw materials and geometric lines.
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If you're overwhelmed by a large number of products in a small bathroom, this seamless, wall-mounted storage solution can provide some relief.
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Bring the sleek charm of the late Art Deco era to your bedroom or walk-in closet with this coveted thrift store find full of old-fashioned beauty accessories.
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While Pyrex and Le Creuset pieces are certainly still great thrift finds, this lesser-known mid-century cookware brand can be just as valuable.
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This bowl's mosaic design would be instantly recognizable to people of a certain age. Today, this classic bowl would look right at home in a modern kitchen.
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Once found in every freezer cabinet in the '60s, this kitchen accessory may not be the easiest to use, but its forgotten benefits deserve a modern comeback.
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Spices are one of the most difficult things to organize in the kitchen, but this adjustable product from Amazon can help you take advantage of your space.
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A premium porcelain brand, Villeroy & Boch's multi-functional dinnerware set is too expensive for most. Thankfully, this Lenox dupe fills the same niche.
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As we move away from minimalist spaces and towards homes filled with personality, vintage canister sets from this Japanese brand are seeing a resurgence.
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If you've been patiently counting down the days until Halloween, why wait to celebrate? Michaels has a plenty of items perfect for embracing summery spookiness.
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Antique dishware is always a valuable find when thrifting, but pieces from one brand in particular can make for a stylish yet functional addition to your home.
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This vintage china pattern was popular in decades past, but can still contribute to an elegant table for tea parties and family gatherings to this day.
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Old pot lids are worth just as much when they've lost their partner. You can DIY them into nifty home decor with the help of a wood block and an old print.
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If you can track down one of these vintage wool blankets at the thrift store, you could score a valuable and stylish piece of Olympic history.
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From sanders to wire cutters to utility knives, Amazon has you covered with some basic home improvement tools. The best part? They all cost less than $50.
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Shampoo bottles feature sturdy plastic that's ideal for DIY decor projects. In this case, all you need is some paint and cute sunny stick-on embellishments.
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Pyrex is lovely to have in your home, but if you're looking for true vintage charm, keep your eyes peeled for this mid-century ceramics brand while thrifting.
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Had your eye on that pretty, floral Anthropologie area rug? If spending thousands on it isn't feasible, check out this Amazon dupe that looks the same.
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This vintage kitchen organization item may be over 100 years old, but if you can find one today, it could be an excellent addition to even a modern home.
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The glass bricks and chintz curtains of the '80s can stay there. Other design items, like bird decor, we're happy to bring back as long as they're styled right.
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From pruning hedges to mowing your lawn, these well-reviewed and highly-rated Ryobi tools can take some of the sweaty labor out of summer yard maintenance.
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One colorful line of vintage dishware still turns up at thrift stores, and a few details can separate everyday finds from collectible treasures.
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Tired of navigating around clutter anytime you need to use your countertop? Here are 11 budget-friendly and effective IKEA items to deal with it
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While retailers offer plenty of garden decor items to choose from, we are partial to these glowing faux delphiniums that add warmth and whimsy to your space.
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Glassware providing a mid-century modern aesthetic can be hard to find, but it's worth hunting for original pieces that were wildly popular in the 1950s.
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If you’re on the hunt for dishware and looking for a throwback, you might recognize this familiar nostalgic pattern if you run into it in the thrift store.
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