🔎👒 Download June's Journey for free here: pixly.go2cloud.org/SH1n4 I hope you enjoy part 1 of my home tour. There are still things we are working on, but it is such a fun journey. I will have to tell you the story of how we found this home in a separate video! It was meant to be!

@sarahmiller72282

4 жыл бұрын

Laci Fay The Vintage Girl Next Door OMG! This is what I’ve been asking for! I can’t wait! ❤️

@LaciFayTheVintageGirlNextDoor

4 жыл бұрын

Yay! I’m so glad!! See you on Monday 😊

@melanielester2106

4 жыл бұрын

Oohhhh excited already, I cannot wait! X

@Melissa-ny3uf

4 жыл бұрын

I actually play this game and I love it I'm also a vintage girl myself im so In love with the styles the movies I love it

@jennifercollier0808

4 жыл бұрын

Laci Fay The Vintage Girl Next Door myself and my mother would both really enjoy a Pyrex video of you showing us what you have!

Can we take a moment to appreciate just how supportive her husband is? 😊

@count9548

3 жыл бұрын

He probably enjoys it also

@anarchyintheuk9443

3 жыл бұрын

Stfu

@WeebooMeeboo

3 жыл бұрын

@@anarchyintheuk9443 Please leave them alone, they're not bothering anybody

@awestorygatmelody9515

2 жыл бұрын

And how many gifts people give her ? Probably like 1,000,000,000,000,000,000,000 gift from her husband and friends and family. Probably everyone

@NoirsVintageCollection

2 жыл бұрын

Why are so many people being rude and toxic in this reply section!!

Absolutely love this! Let's do a whole street of fifties houses! We'll chat over the fence while we're hanging laundry out to dry!

@greenlimabean

3 жыл бұрын

I would love to live in a real community.

@ismarymedina9899

3 жыл бұрын

Count me in!

@barbarak2836

3 жыл бұрын

My mother did that all the time . She really got to know her neighbors (and heard plenty of gossip, I am sure)! That socialization would make laundry day a lot more pleasant.

@LarryMan51

3 жыл бұрын

Let's do it !

@TheRandoRacer

3 жыл бұрын

You.. genius!

I'm an Asian but I always admire American old days. 80s 70s 60s ever older. You are very beautiful and inspiring ❤

The shade of her shoes matches her belt 😭😭😭 she so cute

@windsofmarchjourneyperrytr2823

3 жыл бұрын

Yeah, the old way was to match bag, belt and gloves/hat. Obviously, that's a no-no now, but you could go with a lighter color or something that contrasts in an interesting way. For example, red and pink. Dark teal and orange. Grey and pink. Pink and black. Dark green and light blue. Usually, you make sure they're the sane pitch, but not always. Too many pastels looks odd. You can do say, bright red-orange jeans and d'orsay shoes of the same color. I put that with a pink and cream Joie blouse. I would not use a black jacket with it. Brown would work. You'll find a lot of interesting things on eBay. Sometimes, vintage housewares or jewelry. I just bought a Dixie dog planter for under 20.00 and a sputnik broch/necklace. You want super nice condition. Don't handle things too much. There was a lot of lead and worse in old dishes and toys and such. Including Fisher Price, Corningware, Pyrex and even Tupperware. Wash after handling this old stuff, because you don't know. Please see leadfreemama. Found her looking for very pristine Lincoln Logs for a friend's kid. Tamara Rubin.

@angelbear_og

2 жыл бұрын

Her blouse pins as well.

@labradoriteatheart

2 жыл бұрын

Where in the video do you see her shoes?

@juanbishaw4358

2 жыл бұрын

@@labradoriteatheart at the beginning of video. They were shown multiple times.

Love your home...being 77 years old...I grew up with the 1950's styles. My tastes, however, go back to the 1920-1940 period. My home was built in 1919...I grew up here. Today, the furnishings are originals from the 20's-40's. I'm a collector of vintage radios and phonographs, as well as the records they play. Have restored all of them and they play beautifully. My late dad had a TV sales/service business and he sold many sets like your Motorola. Customers kept their sets for years, unlike today's throw-away mentality.

@songbirdforjesus2381

3 жыл бұрын

Most of our appliances were made in the United States. They were well-made and lasted a very long time. I still have a rotary dial phone that was from the 1960s and worked wonderfully the sound was incredible. I have kept it to show my grandchildren the phone my husband and I talked on when we were teenagers. I used it up until about 10 years ago. It still works. I remember growing up with a Sears Kenmore washer and dryer. It lasted 25 years. The washer and dryer we bought two and a half years ago broke it's a Sears made in China model. Kind of expensive. Don't buy anything made in China anymore. Japan okay.

@larryboysen5911

3 жыл бұрын

@@songbirdforjesus2381 I still am using my late parents' 1970 Whirlpool Dryer!

@rosemarymccammond9899

3 жыл бұрын

@@songbirdforjesus2381 Agree wholeheartedly! Same with clothing and don't get me started with shoes.

@windsofmarchjourneyperrytr2823

3 жыл бұрын

@@songbirdforjesus2381 Yeah, particularly infant/pet food or anything you are supposed to eat off of. See the melamine poisonings.

@windsofmarchjourneyperrytr2823

3 жыл бұрын

@@rosemarymccammond9899 Italian designers still make great shoes. They do tend to be very narrow, though...and the sizing is different. The last forever, tho. I have a pair of Manolos I got from a 2nd hand shop for 30.00. Still have them.

Wow! I think this is way better than a big celebrity mansion,I love how you don’t care what others think! Stay safe ✌🏻❤️

@Burntcheese878

2 жыл бұрын

Same I support her asthetic!!🙌🙌🙌❤️❤️❤️

As someone who filled up her old townhouse with thrifted antiques, I appreciate this so much 😭 mine isn't historically accurate at all, but there is something so magical about having the energy of old times surrounding me.

I am a caregiver and work with a 88 year old lady. She bought her 1st house in the 50’s. Her home is filled with so many vintage things and Roses. I love listening to her stories and just the other day we went through her closet and she had so many pretty dresses that reminded me of you. I’m glad you find happiness in something many people forget. When I see her next I’m definitely showing her your videos. And your right the furniture they made in the 50s was meant to last.

I was a child in the 60's. We never were scared of creepy people. Just played outside for hours, fun. My parents had the pole lamp, and the cassorrole dishes. We had a cottage in Turkey point. I use to catch frogs, and bugs, and fish with my dad. It was a relaxing time. I like your house. Very interesting to look at.

@chrischap1933

3 жыл бұрын

I had to be home for dinner my mom said everyone's ready to sit down ad the question was asked where is Christine everyone came out looking for me could usually find me doing things I was not supposed to this was always followed by a spanking all the way and right in front of my friends, I was never grounded never got things taken away like no ice cream tonight, after supper, and after supper I was back out playing we played kick ball. In front of my house my dad was out sitting on the front steps watering the grass, if The game broke up we played hide and seek then every kid watched the street lights when they came on it was over we all had to get home my friend Susan and I would sit ion her front steps or mine drinking a coke or Pepsi just talking and laughing my parents knew where I was and hers also knew, those were fun days not like today my 9 yr old grand son wanted to walk to subway his mom said yes and gave him money I was a wreck until he got. Home, my daughter said mom he's 9, do you have anything idea how far I went when I was his age I didn't really want to know, and I remember being 9going to the swamp waiting for the train we jumped on and road for a few blocks jumped off and went to the neighborhood corner store to get penny candy

@chrischap1933

3 жыл бұрын

We played outside all day and night just so you made it home when the street lights went on kids said see ya tomorrow, and off there'd fly it was time four the late news and late show my dad popped popcorn got us cokes or Pepsi suddenly it was me and my sister alone in the basement and a demo that door to get the popcorn pot alone lived in one of the cabinets I would not even open the door to get the popcorn pot unless my dad was with me, that was creepy for me playing outside nope

@bugsinricepudding.

3 жыл бұрын

I wish that except the 50's no kidnappers everything happy

@Leyenda-hx2im

3 жыл бұрын

Yeah except racism was still alive. Only a good time for white people🤣🤣

@aphrodite5603

3 жыл бұрын

I was born in the mid 2000s but vintage things really fascinates me .

I was raised by a 50’s housewife and her mother was very much in our life as well. They both wore dresses with hosiery daily and the bright red lip. This tour is like going back in time. Thank you!!

@graceulery5218

3 жыл бұрын

It so like going back in time! I love it too!

@windsofmarchjourneyperrytr2823

3 жыл бұрын

I love the red lips.

@desratlinda8639

3 жыл бұрын

( Was that your mother?)

@jeansaben9954

3 жыл бұрын

my mom wore lipstick everyday

I love the 1950’s! Your house is gorgeous! 1950’s fashion and home decor are great!

I absolutely love your 50's home! the 50's are one of my favorite vintage eras. You look just beautiful in your 50's period fashion, it fits you perfectly! What a fabulous video, thank you!

I remember seeing your gorgeous home tour though a tv show online and that's how I found this channel loving it💐🏆👍🏻🤗🎉🎉

@LaciFayTheVintageGirlNextDoor

4 жыл бұрын

Oh yes, that video showed some of it for sure. Thanks babe!

@noelmaldonado7829

4 жыл бұрын

GOD is the Alpha & the Omega children of GOD same here

@oldskoolgypsy9204

4 жыл бұрын

@@noelmaldonado7829 😊👍🏻🌷

@femmevintage

4 жыл бұрын

Me, too!

@only257

3 жыл бұрын

GOD is the Alpha & the Omega children of GOD me too 🎞

Lovely home, I was born in 1954 and remember this era. I'm sure June Cleaver would approve, thanks for the tour

@atennyson4143

2 жыл бұрын

me too 1954 :)

The fact that they modified the old TV with a Smart TV on the inside was the cleverest solution they could come up with. Now they can watch all the modern channels with their vintage TV.

Grow up during this time it was good, I remember being told I could play outside but be home when the street lights came on, lol

This house is the cutest house ever no celebrity can beat this i feel like I should add you are such a beautiful lady very very beautiful

@bumblebee_bunnyy7270

3 жыл бұрын

I absolutely agree!!

@rosemarymccammond9899

3 жыл бұрын

Yes, it is truly lovely.

It felt so weird to me to see you standing by your kitchen window and watching new cars drive by. If that makes sense.

This is a sad comment and I apologize in advance. My grandfather was born November 21, 1955 and died this past April 16th I am still so very heartbroken and seeing how he kinda lived with your home Laci makes me feel warm on the inside. It still makes me sad to think about him but really happy to see how he lived as a little boy. Thank you for making me feel happy at a really sad time.

@Meowmeow89299

3 жыл бұрын

why are you apologizing

@itzofcnat

3 жыл бұрын

Omg I’m so sorry!

@coenlitwak9500

3 жыл бұрын

@@Meowmeow89299 because it might make you sad

@coenlitwak9500

3 жыл бұрын

@@itzofcnat thank you

@coenlitwak9500

3 жыл бұрын

Since then my gerbil died (escaped cage and fell), my great grandfather died (Covid), my fish died, my dog died (hit by a car), my cousin got depressed and started failing in school, great grandmother died (natural), and my grandfather I was talking about in this comment died from falling off a ladder. It has been a rough year!

Your house is so cheerful! Great job decorating!

Not gonna lie, the minute the house tour started I completely forgot about the hunt for the objects. 😂 Your home is stunning though, I love it 😊🌈

@desratlinda8639

3 жыл бұрын

( Me too! )

@Mekinar

3 жыл бұрын

Overkill Mathias logo? If so, did not expect to find one here.

@childofapollo2031

3 жыл бұрын

Yeah the only one I found was the Disney plate and that was at the beginning

@kenialaurafleurent6805

3 жыл бұрын

TRUSTT the home is sooo beautiful

@badwolf6065

3 жыл бұрын

@@Mekinar Yup! And why? Because! 😂😀Lol

I love her voice. Peaceful & informative lol. I adore how she is so open and welcoming into her life ❤️

Ms Lacey depicted every detail perfectly of the 1950s time, with the rare items as well as the way every item works perfectly. Continue Ms.Lacey in preserving the decent, neat, clean, sleek, elegant, and the eloquence in bringing the quality of life every one can always have. Preserve it Ms.Lacey and never get tired. Thank you.

Wow $100 for the stove 🤩 that’s a bargain. I would have fought for it. So beautiful. Love it 😻

@streetscienceofficial8675

Жыл бұрын

Woow you're gamero is that sibling of Figaro

Love how every piece has adds character and pops of colour yet blends naturally in the space; miss this aesthetic

@LaciFayTheVintageGirlNextDoor

4 жыл бұрын

Thank you!! That’s really nice to hear.

I was born in 53 and this is my life! My dad used to sell and service Motorola, Zenith, RCA, and other brands. If memory serves the Motorola Quazar featured works in a drawer and it really cut into dad's repair business. Printed, solid state circuit boards that could be easily replaced took the place of vacuum tubes. It used to be my job to work at the shop bench, vacuum out all the dust and dead bugs, and remove and test each tube - then replace the dead ones. I also sorted electronic parts in shop inventory by color codes, and by age 9 or 10 I got to answer the phones. I would ask questions so dad could trouble shoot the problem and pack the right diagnostic gear and parts he might need on the in home service calls that I scheduled. (I was a precocious, old soul.). Getting the old tube sets fixed now is difficult. Your lamps and lampshades - more memories! I could go on and on, but I will spare you! 😁 Thank you for the stroll down memory lane.❤

@like_a_dove

3 жыл бұрын

My dad's first job was an assistant for a tv repair man. He went on to become an electrician and repairs antique electronics as a hobby. He has cathedral radios, tvs with 8 inch screens and all kinds of photographs. The old tubes are probably hard to find because he hoards them all lol Any time he finds any online he snaps them up.

I’ve always been a fan of the 1950s utopia/suburbia life and the 50s nuclear family culture. It’s one of the most fascinating things to me and it feels so surreal to look back on.

I love how you have honored your family heritage and gifts from loved ones. You seem so grateful for all you have. That is lovely.

I grew up in the 50's, and if we could go back in time I would repeat the 50's. What a wonderful time to grow up, and I remember everything you are showing in your tour.

Absolutely love your house!!! Coke bottle: third shelf on bookcase Strawberry: in the hutch Boxing gloves:third shelf on bookcase Disney plate : on wall behind the clock Lobster: copper mold in kitchen

@nickcastaneda203

3 жыл бұрын

I got everything except for the coke bottle

@gwyndekker7361

2 жыл бұрын

Dang, you're good Marcee! I didn't spot anything! LOL

I was born in '58 and that decade has always been my favorite period. Cold war tensions aside, you just can't beat the music, television & radio shows, fashion, space-age gadgets, optimism, architecture, you get the idea. Thank you, Laci, for inviting us into your fascinating home. One more thing: hats off to whoever was videoing this (your husband?). It was very smooth, no distracting jerky moves.

Great house! The aesthetics of everything but especially appliances from the 50's are so much nicer. It is like having functional art in your house. Love your stove and fridge.

I love how even some of your mannerisms are like bubbly and have a 50’s flair to them, it’s great lol. Also wow I’m super unobservant apparently

@LaciFayTheVintageGirlNextDoor

4 жыл бұрын

Ahh haha thank you! That’s ok!

@God-zz9ux

3 жыл бұрын

Laci Fay The Vintage 👩🏻 👉 🚪

I think that she is so beautiful and I love that she is so authentic she just has such a positive and sweet vibe

I love vintage stuff so much I thought I was the only person who LOVED the 1950s

😯 OMG - The Kitchen Turquoise Blue is like everyone’s dream kitchen paint colour combination 🥣

My grandma is moving in to my great grandmas house and there are TONS of old 1950s things there if you are looking

i love your house! i love the aesthetic, the style, just everything. i’m more into the 80s aesthetic, but i wish people didn’t make fun of me for wanting to experience the 80s. aside from that, you have some pretty awesome hair too.

@britneyzzshadow1716

Жыл бұрын

Same but with 2000s!

I absolutely love this! I was born in 1964. Thanks for sharing. Times were better back then.

Bring us part 2!!!! Love your channel, you’ve really helped me to find the confidence to start dressing more vintage so thank you. And to anyone else who is reading this, have a wonderful day

The 1950's was my favorite time period!! Heads up to you for keeping a time honored period alive!! If I could go back in time, that would be the period to do so!!

@LaciFayTheVintageGirlNextDoor

4 жыл бұрын

Thank you!

@mikachu73

4 жыл бұрын

.

Damn your house looks amazing you must be proud of what you have collected for your house

Get my room ready, please. I'm moving in!! 😘 👏

What an absolutely beautiful woman she is. Always a smile on her face and in her heart. She is truly a lady!!💖👍

Nice Tour Laci, your Home is So Sweet !! Thanks for sharing : )

Even though I was born in 2005, I wish I could live in that time I dont know how to describe it but it's better besides the rights thing,but I wont go into details.Everything is much cooler and looks vintage I love your channel

@BlindmanPepperspray

3 жыл бұрын

I was born In 2003 and I have a soft spot for Vintage aesthetic. It really ads a character to the house and looks pretty Unique. Nowadays it looks cleaner and sleeker but kinda bland at the same time. I feel like no one should be afraid and forced to change the lifestyle as time flies. Sure some things don’t last forever and change can happen but that doesn’t mean the Vintage lifestyle can’t last. It should be a option instead of being only for Boomers.

It's like you're a broadway star and right now you're in your golden years! This will be so nice when in the future, you look at yourself from the past and remember all those good times. I wish I could have seen the true 19s but I see them through you.

..."everybody's nerdy about something, you might as well be nerdy about something that's fun". What a great line!!!

You need an aluminum Christmas tree it would complete everything!!!!

@emily.7668

3 жыл бұрын

With bubble lights!

@simplyawonderfulchristmas7692

3 жыл бұрын

Emily DiCaprio Yes!!!!!!!!!

@verashular7378

3 жыл бұрын

We had one. My Mom gave it away eventually. The real ones are expensive. I wish we had kept it now. I hated it because I loved the smell of a real tree.

@simplyawonderfulchristmas7692

3 жыл бұрын

@@verashular7378 I throw a couple away not to long ago on accident not really knowing what they where. Here I am a couple years later collecting them. My mom says my aunt used have a pink aluminum Christmas a long time ago.

@thomascunningham5483

3 жыл бұрын

If you get this tree, consider a ROTATING COLOR WHEEL (red, blue, green, yellow). A white light shines through the wheel. Then watch the AL tree change colors. I enjoyed seeing this as a kid.

she gets so hesitant when she says she has modern stuff . it’s okay girl , we all need things that are up to date so we don’t have to go through confusing instructions. i love everything about your home, it’s so awesome. i wish i had a time machine to live back then. edit: omg thank you laci , i’ve became obsessed since i saw one of your videos ❤️❤️

My mom is 82 and doesn't go near a computer. I know if I showed this to her, she would say, "Boy have I got a lot of junk for her!" She is still in the house I grew up in. My parents made due with hand me downs from their parents, first marriages, etc. She DOES have a LOT of your stuff. We had a sunburst clock in the dining room. She had the pole lamp by her sewing machine. The big pink chicken Pyrex bowl with handles was our popcorn bowl, and she has one of those Siamese cat statues on her dresser to this day. (It has plastic whiskers and is the color of butterscotch!) Oh, and the little statues with chains with two babies attached! It makes me very happy that when I do have to clean out her house some day, there will be people who will love and adore all her wacky old stuff. LOVED this video!

I love the way you reinforce the original vintage aspects of your home, so many people usually just want to remodel, but you guys see and embrace the vintage charm. So rare.

You’re doing such a great job, Laci Fay 🤗 you bring a lot of joy to many of us particularly during these difficult times. I’ve been into vintage since I was a teenager and I can so relate to you through your videos. Keep rocking girl - you lift us all up with your videos - just want you to know the impact you’re having. Much love ❤️

@LaciFayTheVintageGirlNextDoor

4 жыл бұрын

Thanks so much. That really means a lot to me to hear. ❤️❤️

Just found this channel. You’re so authentic not trying to be a museum but an actual 1950’s atomic vibe!

Hi from London I am a lady of 70 and just found you,what a lovely house you have,your happiness shines from you,and thank you for making my day watching you,best wishes and carry on being so happy

Awesome channel, something positive to watch in these dark days.

I grew up in the 60s. This reminds me so much of our home back then.

We had that exact clock when I was a kid.

Your home, your style, everything it's so fun!

You just do not see class like that in a woman anymore her husband is the luckiest man on earth And she is gorgeous

@Celisar1

3 жыл бұрын

What a lot of nonsense about not seeing „class like this anymore“.

@nureinherz

3 жыл бұрын

maybe not as much, but then again there still is class, and to be fair on the ladies, there are many men out there who want their wife/gf to work a fulltime job, even with children, so they can´t have it both ways. You also don´t see so many class gentlemen, but there still are some around. I agree her husband is a lucky man, and he himself acts gentleman-like towards her, so good for both of them :)

@blancamartinez7864

3 жыл бұрын

you also don't see gentlemen anymore too

Everything about this reminds me of the movie Pleasantville. Love that movie.

@windsofmarchjourneyperrytr2823

3 жыл бұрын

Did you see Blast From the Past?

@michigandon

3 жыл бұрын

Yes, that is one of my all time favorites. Very fun movie to analyze!

@acfmiller

3 жыл бұрын

One of my favourite movies

My grandmother used to make those pillows and i remember her getting out a huge cutting board and making long pencil marks with her ruler and hand stitched it together. They were just beautiful and i could kick myself for not learning that skill!

@jorasparents

2 жыл бұрын

My grandmother also! :) I realize this comment is old, but in case you get notifications, you can find instructions online -- just look for round pintuck pillow pattern. Best of all, they're not really hard to make!

@jewelleryaddict

2 жыл бұрын

guess am only one that did not like the 50s was in grade school. I thought cars and dresses and hair and clothes in general were ugly drab colored. dont get me wrong there were few good things I miss not much. In general as a women we didn't have enough say in things were more thought of as property. as far as jobs not many, not many went to college. you could be a waitress or work in office as secretary or a nurse. Maybe work in a store selling things. Many think that was a dreamy time did not live there it's like a cos play. you dont have the feeling of the era or worries of the time. or additudea of the time in which women were not as value except to cook and clean. and have kids. colors were crap the color palette at time were crap, now colors explode with brightness. Microwaves came to public in about 1972 or 3. that were near affordable. My friend and I got one then. Refrigerators did not self defrost lots of work for the housewife. I do enjoy life now wish was born in 80s or 90s. Nice house hope you enjoy it.

I'm too young to reminisce, but this seems awesome. Or rather should I say, "That's just swell!"

@atennyson4143

2 жыл бұрын

"That's just swell!" Haha made me smile, a LOT!!! Haven't heard that expression in a long time :)

I’ll bet that anyone who walked into your home felt like they travelled back in time.

@arimcelveen9298

3 жыл бұрын

Lmao ur pfp🤣

Well this was a breath of fresh air. Fantastic home! Your a true beauty ❤️ 🤗

@atennyson4143

2 жыл бұрын

Well said!!

So cool! My mom’s house was built in the late ‘50’s by the time I was in grade school we couldn’t wait to tear it out! But, only later did I get to see it in it’s original stylistic context, your video is great it reminds me of my mom’s house, and how amazing it must’ve been brand new. Much lovelier than I supposed before my 5siblings and about 4 dogs at a time got to it. The 50’s were a great era, America had more Wealth, optimism, less crime, more kids, which = greater joy in society back then, and family stability . We were more hopeful, and less jaded, you picked a good era to escape to.

Your house is so cool. And I love it that you love your 50's. Cool your doing what you love! :)

Just wanted to say how much I admire you!

I have always found this time period to be fascinating. My family has multiple cars, trinkets, and objects from this era (personally, the cars are my favorite). I am so happy that you are able to live in such a cool house!

I just wanted to say that I love everything you do, it’s so positive and it makes me smile to see you and yo husband living the way you do with such joy

I think both you and your home are beautiful. I don't collect 50's things but have an apartment that is virtually all 19 century antiques. I admire your attention to detail and love seeing an almost complete recreation of the past. Keep going please!

The round florescent light in your kitchen gave me the warm fuzzies🥰 it reminded me of my grandma's house- I had completely forgotten that light!🤗

@LaciFayTheVintageGirlNextDoor

4 жыл бұрын

Ahh yay! That makes me happy to hear.

Looks like Grandparent’s house. I miss them.

This is beautiful!! I love how people don’t care what others think about your vibe and what you like. I think people like you cause positivity

I really admire you. I admire your beautiful style and I really love your confidence with both going out in public and inviting people into your house to see your passion of what you like. I also really love how much your husband supports your passion and your style. It also really makes me feel good that you don’t force your actions onto your son and yet he still has support and admiration towards your actions unlike some parents who try to make their kids turn out exactly like them. You are such a beautiful woman and have such a beautiful home and I hope you continue getting all that luck and support ❤️❤️❤️

❤️ I feel like I stepped back into my childhood. Such a sweet time!

I LOVE this I wish I was alive in the 1950 it seems like such a fun time 😊

@atennyson4143

2 жыл бұрын

Oh it was....

You and your home Is delightful. Keep being your 100% Vintage Authentic self.

When do we get to see the rest of your home. It brings back so many memories. 💖

I screamed when this popped up in my recommended! So so so cute!!!

This is like walking through my childhood! Many memories. Love the dinette set. Ours was yellow too!

I love what she's doing, it is so benign, who the hell in there right mind would not want to be back in 1958 as compared to 2022!!!!! God Bless You Laci!!!!!

I loved this! She is so sweet. And I love how everybody needs to do what makes them happy yes

You’re home is beautiful, vintage i love.

I saw you featured some where else and KZread algorithm brought me here some how lol. Love your style and thanks for sharing your home!

Corning Ware casserole dishes with the blue cornflower design were introduced in 1958 by Corning Glass Works. It was a classic design, I thought.

I have the shadow box in my kitchen. It belonged to my grandma and she got it from her older brother. My grandma is 95..... so, I know the shadow box is old 😆. She has all the cats, the grandfather clock, starburst mirrors, clocks, you name it.... it’s all at her house!!! My hubby’s grandma is 92 and she has the couch with those original round pillows and so does my grandma! Thanks for the history lesson of decor. I love interior design and I have an eclectic mix in my home.

Your home is beautiful! I love the colors and you're so stylish, clean and meticulously neat.My kind of decorating!

I’m so glad you popped up in my recommended!! I saw a video of you and I really liked the video and I wanted to see if you had a KZread channel ! And I guess you do so I’m very happy!

I believe the decades of the 40s, 50s, and 60s blended together very well. When i was a kid in the 80's, many elderly people's homes were a blend of these three decades.

Love it all, but that blue kitchen is to die for!

I bet ur home looks like my parents growing up in that area was happy times!❤

@LaciFayTheVintageGirlNextDoor

4 жыл бұрын

Maybe so! See you Monday!

This is amazing! I can’t get over how nice the older pieces look, and how good some of the reproduction pieces look.

( This is Tom, not Sandra. ) WOW!!! What a great house!! Thank you Laci for the house tour!! It was great to see all the 60's and 50's furniture and fixtures. You and your husband have done a very remarkable job of decorating. Thank you again for posting this and other great videos!!

I love your video. 50's house, 50's fashion, gadgets, 50's everything. And at the end of the day you still have the modern element, the cell phone. Love it

Oh my! I adore your home! Such elegance within; everything is truly beautiful and inspiring. As are you, Laci, to me! ♡♡♡

I love how everything is beautiful, clean and neat! 😍 You inspire me everyday. Waiting already for part 2!

@LaciFayTheVintageGirlNextDoor

4 жыл бұрын

Thank you!! It’s not always this clean haha but we try!

I love vintage! The colors and everything. Its peaceful. Thank you!

I was born in the late 40’s and grew up in the 50’s and 60’s. We had most of the items you have, different colors, slightly different styles. We had the black panther lamp on top of the television. Best times!