1930s interior design

Three other homes can be found within the pages, including this 1930s semi-d. Owned by a cinematographer who retained as much of the building’s original material as he could, including wallpaper, curtains and tiling. #1930s #vintageinteriors #wallpaperlivingroom #midcenturyinteriors

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Even the furniture is 80 years old!

A found photo collection that shows interior of an unknown house from the 1930s. Living room Living room Living room Livi...

Anna Keen, a mum-of-two from Oxfordshire and the creator of Instagram account @theinteriorframe, shares the renovation journey of her 1930s home.

Designer Rebecca Summer and her husband, Sam, have lived in this 1930s building on Lake Merritt in Oakland for 10 years. "I was drawn to this building for all its architectural and ornate details like the arched doorways, 10-foot-high ceilings, and original crystal chandeliers," she writes.

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If you're planning to buy a house built in the 1930s, this post is for you. Buying an older property has many advantages over a newly built but there are a few things you should check and take into consideration before making a decision. I'm sharing my honest opinion on the blog after years of living in a 1920s semi.