The Best Antique & Vintage Accounts To Follow On Instagram
KEPT London
This beautifully curated selection of objects and antiques really caught our eye. Once we spied its scalloped-edge cane lampshades and twisted candlesticks, we couldn’t stop scrolling.
Follow @KEPTLondon
Louise Spencer Decorative Antiques
The prize for the most beautifully photographed pieces has to go to Louise of Louise Spencer Decorative Antiques. The images alone are seriously inspirational, but her eye for unique furniture pieces is clearly exceptional, too.
La Maison Magnifique
For a hand-picked selection of the prettiest home accessories – think oyster plates, ceramic woven baskets, pastel cabbage ware and swan planters – take a look at La Maison Magnifique. Their new painted candle range is a stand-out.
Follow @La_MaisonMagnifique
Litten Tree Antiques
This small, Berkshire-based bsuiness sells decorative antiques, textiles and vintage pieces. But they can also source unique pieces, objets d'art, textiles and lighting for interior designers on request, as well as on behalf of individual clients.
Follow @LittenTreeAntiques
One-Off Piece
Sophie Douglas can source an array of one-off pieces for your home, including ceramics and lighting – she’s got a great eye for characterful pieces that feel bang on-trend.
Follow @OneOffPieceLondon
Tablo London
This selection of colourful, unique vintage homeware has been carefully curated by Sophie Morrison. We love the pastel glassware and painted candlesticks – perfect to lift an at-home table setting.
Follow @Tablo.London
Decorative Collective
The Decorative Collective was launched in 2009 as an online marketplace designed to introduce customers to antique dealers across the UK and Europe. Now, the Instagram account highlights some of the best pieces to help you narrow the search.
Follow @Decorative_Collective
Collate
Self-styled as eclectic and eccentric, Collate’s pieces will inject a bit of colour into your home in the form of glossy ceramics and other unusual objects.
Follow @CollateInteriors
Ardingly Antiques
This West Sussex-based emporium sells artwork, furniture, mirrors and decorative objects – all of which have been photographed in a beautiful stately setting.
Follow @Ardingly.Antiques
Host Home
After renovating her house, Host founder Sophie Warburton was looking for pieces to decorate her new home. With the high street feeling too 'obvious', and high-end shops out of her budget, she decided to find another way to source unexpected, but affordable, accessories.
Follow @Host.Home
In Reverie Vintage
Born out of lockdown, In Reverie Vintage offers second-hand and vintage homeware, all with a 70s influence. Expect porcelain cowboy boots and shell-shaped pots among the rest of the vintage treasures.
Follow @InReverieVintage
Foxberry Vintage
The brainchild of Jessica Berry, this vintage homeware and interiors store specialises in art deco, vintage and mid-century pieces. Expect eclectic, kitsch accents to add some character to your home.
Follow @FoxberryVintage
Lou & Pickle
This online shop sells a colourful range of antiques, objects and unusual finds – plus, the rug selection is extensive. We love the brightly painted furniture, too.
Follow @LouAndPickle
R&E Home
For fans of mid-century antiques, this is a great place to discover a range of different lighting and furniture options. Expect to find accent chairs and eye-catching lamps among the edit.
Follow @R_E_Home
Rococo London Interiors
For classic English designs with a twist, Rococo Davis’s selection of accessories, furniture and lighting is hard to beat. Expect natural woods and textures set against whimsical pops of colour.
Follow @Roccoco_LondonInteriors
Tallboy Interiors
Widely respected for his antique chair collection, Matt Dixon’s grid will encourage you to find room for a couple of fireside seats. There are also plenty of tables and artwork worth checking out, too.
Follow @TallBoyInteriors
Tarn
Based in south-west London, new stock is posted weekly to this account, and spans the likes of one-off cabinets, chairs, chests and tables.
Follow @Tarn-London
Vintage Boathouse
Based in Hampshire, Vintage Boathouse offers a range of grown-up furniture that can be easily incorporated into your own home. Great for tracking down larger pieces like dressers and chests.
Follow @VintageBoathouse
Scene by Chloe
A self-defined ‘joyful edit of vintage homeware and furniture’, Chloe’s colourful, kitsch selection offers an array of humorous, fun pieces for your home.
Follow @SceneByChloe
1st Dibs
This global online marketplace was founded back in 2001 to mimic the magic of Parisian flea markets and highlight Danish mid-century design. Now, there’s a weekly magazine and even the 1st Dibs 50 – an annual celebration of the industry’s most compelling talent.
Follow @1stDibs
Pile Of Tat
Curated by Charlie Porter, Pile of Tat showcases a range of home accessories and objects. But it’s Charlie’s eye for artwork which is so highly coveted – a great way to start your collection.
Follow @Pile_Of_Tat
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