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Shopping for antiques or receive them as a hand labor are a sure way to add heat and personality to a room. But integrating them with modern rooms, so a house does not look like a stifling museum is also essential. Here's how organically merge the old with the new one.

1. Use a vintage dresser outside the bedroom. Inside, it may look like your grandmother's room. Outside in the living room, it becomes a chic television console or a reporting piece to access art on.

2. Paint your old furniture from the same color as the wall it is placed, which will help it to blend more organically with your space.

3. An ancient carpet looks fantastic in a room as a centerpiece, which makes the rest of the sparse and modern pieces, which creates a beautiful juxtaposition and avoids clutter.

4. Associate a modern office chair with a traditional and old office for an automatic boss office belonging to a magazine.

5. Same thing to associate an ancient table with contemporary dining chairs. It works particularly well with large wooden tables of the ancient variety.

6. Thank you carefully a little contrast when you combine ancient and modern - mix it hard with soft, round, with square and leggy with a typical block for dynamic and memorable aesthetics.

7. Use a cupboard or a nineteenth century secretary in unexpected rooms, instead of the office, try it in your bathroom. This offers additional storage and an innovative look.

8. Opt for antiques that have a continuously timeless look, such as old photos hanging on a wall or shelf. The same goes for the end of China, tea tacs and Victorian silverware presented in a updated way.

9. When considering other new pair furniture with the old, go with rich materials with a simple aesthetic that mixes well with an ancient style. Play with Satinwood and other textured woods, which often appear in antiques.

10. If your antiques are smaller centers instead of large furniture, they look magnificently on a chimney coat in a single room.

11. The lighting creates an atmosphere, then juxtapose antiques with a modern luminaire, or vice versa - add an ancient chandelier or other luminaire in an otherwise modern room.

12. If you are looking for a good antique chair, keep in mind that a comfortable works beautifully for a reading corner when associated with a minimal and modern side table or a library.