Is your home erasing its own story?
In this video, we explore why patina isn’t damage—it’s depth, and how embracing natural aging can elevate your space emotionally and aesthetically.
Patina in interior design is often misunderstood. Many homeowners rush to sand, polish, or toss anything that shows wear. But what if those signs of age were the very proof that something was loved, lived in, and worthy of staying?
Learn:
- What patina really means in the world of design How to distinguish between decay and character
- Why aged materials—like worn wood, oxidized metals, or cracked leather—can actually increase your home’s soul and value
You’ll also learn how to incorporate patina into modern or minimalist interiors without making it look “old” or out of place. Whether you’re renovating, decorating, or simply rethinking your space, this conversation will shift how you see aging furniture, finishes, and materials forever.
You don’t need to replace everything. You just need to see it differently.
The best homes don’t just look good.
They feel lived in. They feel like you.
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