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Loving these pieces from Kathy Kuo!
We have this chair in our home office and it’s so comfy! Love it paired with this side/drink table!

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Loving these pieces from Kathy Kuo! We have this chair in our home office and it’s so comfy! Love it paired with this side/drink table! LTKHome

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Caleb Rustic Natural Brown Reclaimed Pine Wood Round Bistro Dining Table - 36"W - Small | Kathy Kuo Home

Riley Mid Century Modern Light Brown Upholstered Wood Barrel Chair | Kathy Kuo Home

Frankie Industrial Loft Black Metal Round Side Table | Kathy Kuo Home

Timeless treasures for the French kitchen 🥖🇫🇷
Each piece in this collection tells a quiet story—earthenware jugs, vintage spice pots, and utilitarian accents once used in Provençal homes. I’ve sourced every item with intention so you can bring a touch of soul, history, and rustic charm into your space.

Shop the full collection on my Etsy via LTK ✨
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✨ Fall into the season with a decor refresh! This year, I embraced the beauty of my collected pieces by simply swapping out my lighter vessels for these rich, earthy tones that truly resonate with the cozy essence of fall. 🍂

For a Found + Collected home- Fill your home with what you love, regardless of the season, and let your decor tell the story of your personal journey.

What pieces make your space feel uniquely yours?#LTKFallSale#LTKFindsUnder100

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Four super simple tips for shelf styling:

1. Stagger vessels that vary in size and materiality (rattan, wicker, pottery, etc).
2. Stack coffee table books and use bowls that can sit nicely on them.
3. Add unique vintage pieces and objects that draw the eye and add character.
4. Add artwork and family photos for a personal touch.

Have fun with it! The shelves should have pieces that resonate with you and make you happy! There is no one way to do it or a right way. And if you’re like me, I’m constantly switching things out and switching things around because it’s what I enjoy. 🙃🙃🙃

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A small piece with a lot of history.

Antique French powder tin from Sevran-Livry, early 1900s — original label intact with the most beautiful wear over time.

It reads almost like an apothecary vessel, but carries a much more industrial past.

Available now on my Etsy.

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An object with a past.

This antique stoneware bottle was sourced at Round Top — chosen for its form, patina, and the way it quietly grounds a space.

The kind of piece that doesn’t need much — just a surface, a stack of books, and time.

Now available in my shop.

#OurNido #CollectedHome #VintageDecor #FrenchFarmhouse #AntiqueFinds

The kind of piece that grounds a space 🤍

This antique French cruche from the Gers region has that deep, matte patina you only get with time—simple, sculptural, and quietly striking.

I love using pieces like this to anchor a shelf or table—on its own or layered with lighter tones for contrast.

One of a kind, linked on my Etsy ✨

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A piece I’ll always reach for when styling a kitchen 🤍

This antique earthenware crock was once purely utilitarian—now it’s the kind of piece that makes a space feel layered and lived in.

I love it styled with wooden spoons on the counter or tucked into open shelving.

Linked if you’re building a collected kitchen ✨

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The kind of pieces that make a kitchen feel warm and collected.

These antique French stoneware pots were traditionally used in country kitchens for storing salt, confit, and everyday pantry staples. The honey-colored glaze, subtle drips, and timeworn patina tell the story of decades of use.

I love using pieces like these to hold wooden spoons on the counter or to style open shelves — simple, functional objects that bring so much character to a space.

Both are available in my Etsy shop.

Objects with a past, curated in France.

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Two pieces of rustic French pottery that instantly make a shelf feel collected.

The tall cruche is a beautiful antique earthenware vessel believed to originate from the Gers region of Gascony in southwest France — an area known for its simple, utilitarian farmhouse pottery. Its dark charcoal clay body and sculptural handle make it a striking piece for shelf styling or kitchen counters.

Paired beside it is a small primitive pantry pot with the same rich charcoal patina. Pieces like this were traditionally used for storing salt, confit, or small pantry staples in French country kitchens.

I love layering vessels like these together — the difference in height and form creates that effortless, timeworn European feel.

Both pieces are available now in my Etsy shop.

Objects with a past — curated and collected in France.

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Nothing warms up a shelf like antique books.
These French volumes dated 1827 have the most beautiful worn spines and patina. I love layering pieces like this into a vignette with pottery or stacked on a console for instant character.

#collectedhome #antiquebooks #europeanfarmhouse #vintagebooks #ltkhome

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An antique French cruche from the Gers region, sourced in France.
The rich brown earthenware and sculptural form make it perfect for a single stem or shelf styling. Pieces like this were once used in farmhouse kitchens for water or wine — today they bring so much warmth and history to a space.

#collectedhome #frenchpottery #quietluxuryhome #europeanfarmhouse #vintagevessel

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Some pieces aren’t decor.
They’re history.

A small collection of French devotional antiques — sourced and curated for layered interiors with meaning.

From a gilded Madonna triptych to a timeworn crucifix and Sacred Heart statue, each object carries presence and patina.

Available in the Etsy shop.

#OurNido #FrenchAntiques #CuratedHome #CollectedInteriors #VintageCatholic #EuropeanStyle #QuietLuxury

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A true French kitchen staple 🤎

This 10” vintage stoneware cruche was sourced in France — originally used for olive oil, now the kind of piece that anchors a shelf or console without trying too hard.

The patina. The weight. The warmth.

Objects with a past just hit differently.

Linked here for those building a quietly collected home.

#OurNido #FrenchStoneware #CollectedHome #NeutralDecor #FrenchCountry #VintageFinds

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Nothing in an old kitchen stays pristine.
It softens. It darkens. It changes.

I love the kitchens where the boards are scarred,
the bowls are stacked in baskets,
and the clay has seen years of heat.

This vintage French wicker basket carries that feeling —
rich patina, sculptural shape, beautifully timeworn.

Now available in my shop 🤍
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#RusticKitchen
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#FrenchCountryStyle

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Vintage French Harvest Basket 🤎

Handwoven wicker with a rich chestnut tone and sculptural shape — the kind of piece that instantly adds warmth to a kitchen or entry.

Style it:
– On a kitchen counter with linen
– On open shelving
– As a tabletop centerpiece

Collected in France. Available in my shop.

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The Rustic French Kitchen 🤎
Layered stoneware, hand-carved wood, and timeworn pottery — pieces that feel collected, not styled.

This is how I build warmth into a space: patina over perfection.

Shop my curated vintage finds below.
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Antique French stoneware tian 🤍
A hardworking kitchen staple with the most beautiful patina — once used for mixing and pouring, now just as lovely styled on open shelves or filled with fruit.

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A small but soulful vintage French confit pot 🤍
Sourced in France and beautifully worn with age — the kind of piece that adds instant warmth to a kitchen shelf or countertop. Perfect as a utensil crock, flower vessel, or simply styled on its own.

Collected, timeless, and one of a kind.

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Collected, not curated 🤍
A vintage French rye basket with beautiful age and texture—effortless, timeless, and endlessly versatile.

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There’s something special about opening a box from France🇫🇷

Every piece inside is vintage, imperfect, and one of a kind.

Collected with intention and curated slowly. Coming to the shop very soon 🤍

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#FrenchVintage
#CollectedAndCurated
#QuietLuxury
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The Shelf Edit

A small shelf edit, collected slowly.
Antique ironstone, French transferware, and pieces with the kind of patina you can’t replicate.
The full collection is headed to the shop this week — saved and ready. 🤍

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An antique French soup tureen bowl by Creil et Montereau, sourced in France and dating to the late 1800s.
Originally part of a sous-vide, this ironstone base now lives beautifully as a centerpiece—perfect for fruit, linens, or simply left empty to let the form speak.

French ironstone • collected kitchens • objects with a past

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Old-world French charm in the sweetest form.
This heart-shaped porcelain cheese mold doubles as a berry strainer or sculptural kitchen accent.

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French stoneware + devotional objects I’m always drawn to.
Honest materials, timeworn finishes, and forms that feel as relevant now as they did a century ago.

Quiet luxury, the old-world way.

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These vintage French heart-shaped cheese molds are the sweetest little detail 🤍
Traditionally used for draining fresh cheese, they’re just as lovely repurposed—think berries on the counter, a styled shelf moment, or a thoughtful hostess gift. Timeless, understated, and full of character.

Linked from my curated vintage shop.

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A quiet statement in stoneware 🤎
Vintage glazed jug with a sculptural handle, earthy tones, and beautiful kiln variation throughout. The kind of piece that adds warmth and history to a shelf or tabletop — perfect styled on its own or layered with wood and stone.

Vintage home decor
European pottery
French Country Home decor
Stoneware

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A small sculptural moment with big character 🤎
Vintage carved wood rosette mounted on an iron stand — all texture, patina, and quiet architectural beauty.
Perfect for shelves, consoles, or layered vignettes that feel collected over time.

Shop this one-of-a-kind piece via the link.

•. Vintage decor
• Rustic home decor
• European farmhouse
• Wabi sabi decor
• Shelf styling
• Neutral home
• Architectural details

A French antique harvest basket with beautiful patina and handwoven character—one of those pieces that instantly adds warmth and history to a space. I love styling these in the kitchen for collected texture and an old-world, lived-in feel.

French Antiques
Antique Basket
Vintage European
Collected Home
Old World Style
European Kitchen

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Vintage French stoneware with sculptural lines and a rich caramel glaze—an effortless “quiet luxury” kitchen accent. Perfect for styling (or use as a traditional vinaigrier). Linked from my Etsy.

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Newly collected pieces—quiet, timeworn, and meant to be lived with.

New at the shop 🤍

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Spring on my mind 🌿 Antique French enamel pitcher/watering can—one-of-a-kind patina and the prettiest vessel for fresh stems. Only one available.

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Winter, but spring on my mind 🌿 This woven wall basket is my favorite way to add texture and a ‘collected’ moment—style it with dried lavender or eucalyptus in a kitchen, entryway, or mudroom.

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Collected pieces with history.
An antique Kodak folding camera and a vintage leather stirrup—timeless objects with patina and soul.

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A true French antique oil jug—rich patina, earthy tones, and timeless form.
One of those pieces that instantly makes a space feel collected, not styled.

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The perfect vintage French confit 🫶🏼 Add some olive spoons and vintage rolling pins to curate your very own French farmhouse🇫🇷

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Where function meets quiet beauty.
An antique double-handled mezzaluna with timeworn wood and aged steel—once a hardworking kitchen tool, now a sculptural accent layered among stoneware and patina-rich textures. Pieces like this remind me that the most beautiful objects are the ones that have lived a life.

Curated & collected by Our Nido. 🤍