#thrift-shopping

#thrift-shopping

It's always nice to reunite with ornaments that are family heirlooms - but if you don't have any passed-down pieces, then you might end up shopping for new ornaments this holiday season. However, you don't necessarily have to buy a new set to add new magic to a holiday tree; instead, consider your kitchen first. One content creator found a stunning way to repurpose vintage china plates into gorgeous tree adornments.

If you're one of 22 million Americans who work remotely, you know how important it is to create a home office space that's free from distraction and away from the main activity in the home. The way you furnish that space is just as important as the room you choose. A personalized workspace designed with comfort and functionality can help you stay engaged and productive throughout the day.

When it comes to delicious homemade pie, a crispy, golden-brown crust is essential. And for some, like key lime or coconut cream, your crust needs to be blind baked, or pre-cooked by itself before any fillings are added. That's where pie weights, those tiny, heatproof balls that keep your crust from puffing up, come into play. But here's a little secret from some thrifty bakers (aka, us here at Tasting Table): To help save your hard-earned money, try to skip buying pie weights new from the store.

Vintage dishware may look appealing, but many items may contain toxic materials that are not food safe. Display items are safer than using them for food.

The resurgence of early 2000s fashion is led by Generation Z, who have embraced the Y2K aesthetic, influencing trends through social media and thrift shopping.

My grandmother had a remarkable ability to create something cozy and plentiful with very little on hand, showing the importance of resourcefulness in meal preparation.

When you're thrift shopping, the ‘fingernail test’ is a quick way to determine if an item is crystal or merely glass. If it rings high, it’s crystal.

Fiestaware is a vintage dishware brand celebrated for its vibrant colors and durability, appealing to both collectors and modern home cooks since the 1930s.

Thrift shopping offers a unique opportunity, especially for outdoor spaces, where you can find affordable, stylish furniture that withstands weather conditions—perfect for budget-conscious decorators.