I love vintage movie posters. They are funky, quirky and an art unto themselves. When used in the home, vintage posters become a talking point; giving visitors insight into the personality of the home owner. Framing your beloved posters instantly elevates their appeal, giving them a more sophisticated appearance while still retaining their young-at-heart look and feel.
Take a look at how these home owners have used this decor element to infuse their spaces with character and charm.
A framed poster of the 1960 Italian-French drama film “The Dam on Yellow River” (French: Le dernier train de Shanghai) injects interest into an urban styled living room. The exposed brick wall is the perfect backdrop for this emotive poster.
An understated and sophisticated living room calls for retro posters for extra interest. A gallery wall collection elegantly displays this home owner’s love for design and contemporary art.
A vintage comic book poster is casually positioned on a side table, alongside an collection of mismatched scatter cushions. This look displays its owner’s irreverent, pared – down approach to decor.
The signature styling of this Modiano poster celebrates and glorifies the ’20s ideal of the “new woman”; sophisticated, slender and empowered. It’s these key elements that are echoed throughout this stylish bedroom.
Everyone has to have a bit of Audrey in their lives! There’s something about this timeless beauty, with her quirky charm and effervescent character, that has made her a muse to both men and women. This home owner pays homage to Audrey with a fun poster from one of her most iconic films, “Funny Face” (French: Drôle de frimousse).
This home theatre has a collection of vintage Mexican movie posters, sumptuous velvet couches and beautiful scatter cushions made from silk scarves.
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