We’re still swooning over this: Country Living Magazine hand-picked our items for not just one, but two of their beautifully styled editorial photoshoots.
It was an honor to see our pieces styled so beautifully in print, and even more special to know our eye for timeless details resonated with such a beloved publication!
When we opened our inbox one quiet afternoon and saw a message from a senior style editor for Country Living Magazine, we were blown away! Truthfully at first, we nearly deleted the message because we thought it was spam, can you imagine? After reading the message again and truly taking it all in, it was real and such an incredible opportunity! They were reaching out to request one of our vintage pieces — a silverplated champagne bucket — for an upcoming photoshoot.
Cue the disbelief. The excitement. The full-body chills.
But then, just a few days later… they emailed again.
This time, asking to use our French brass horn in a completely different editorial shoot.
To say we were shocked would be an understatement. To be noticed once by a publication we’ve admired for years felt surreal — but twice, in the span of a week? It was a moment we’ll never forget.
Both items were carefully packed, sent off, and lovingly styled by their incredible editorial team. And not long after, we saw our pieces in print — gracing the pages of Country Living Magazine, where timeless design and soulful style live.
We were completely floored — and honestly, still are. Check out how Country Living styled our items in their publication!
Why This Meant So Much to Us
At The Antique Yard, every piece we source is hand-selected with a single question in mind: Does this feel like home — layered, storied, and full of character?
To see that vision recognized by one of the most respected names in home décor reminded us why we do this. And it confirmed something we’ve always believed:
Vintage is not just beautiful — it’s timeless.
Want the Look?
You can shop similar pieces from our Barware and Home Decor, and maybe even style your own space like something out of the pages of Country Living.
