Pro tip on finding art, from an artist: Go hit up your local arts organizations, community centers, artist co-ops, and university galleries when you have them. You can get original works by local artists and/or students, typically for really affordable prices.
Yes!! I’m a film photographer and print my commissioned work on museum-grade paper. If clients or people looking at my site are on a budget and can’t invest in the purchase, I’m always happy to use different paper which can sometimes cut the cost 25 to 40%. Great idea to ask your favorite artists! :)
💯 and also check out printmaking spaces; a lot of people think printmaking is just litho repros of original art BUT printmaking has original art pieces made for the specific medium (screenprinting, etching, lino or wood cuts, lithographs, letterpress, etc.) in limited edition runs in a variety of sizes and often very affordable prices, especially for the ‘emerging’ collector
I subscribed for her unique takes, but what really clinched it for me was that she was describing her morning routine and she said "I wake up, then I take a whiz" :D Down-to-earth and funny
One of the things that's great about this video is it shows why good interior designers charge a lot of money -- they do A LOT of work! "Sourcing" is not just out shopping with your friends.
Paige (and Kate and team) THANK YOOOOU for the perfect suggestion! v excited to grab a cool lounger for my living room - will send pic updates once it’s home 🫡
Art tip: if there's a local artist you like that has expensive art, you can ask them if they ever sell prints, and sometimes the answer is yes! I've gotten a couple of beautiful prints by asking an artist directly through their website and framed it myself.
Same! I fell in love with this funky painting of a pigeon in a sweater drinking a cup of tea in a re-imagining of a famous Formosa Oolong Tea ad, and was able to get a print for $60 which is totally fair
The wood vanity at 7:32 could be a number of things. People in the comments are suggesting tiger maple or flame birch, which definitely look possible. I'd also suggest quarter-sawn oak. The logs are cut at a diagonal, which gives the wood distinct light, sometimes shimmery ripples that flow all over the grain. It's a more subtle grain than tiger maple, but especially on a darker-stained oak with the right lighting, the effect can be quite pronounced.
Went to a festival over the weekend where there were local artists set up in booths. I found so many wonderful original pieces for only 10 dollars a piece! One of the artists was almost 90 yrs old and her stuff was so awesome.
I love how Paige kept turning into a radio dj with the microphone 😂 this video was great! I always love the ones with real people’s homes and you giving critiques/suggestions in one way or another
That GORGEOUS wood is most likely burled maple. It’s long been a favorite of mine too. I can’t believe how stunning that entryway piece is! Wow! Thanks a lot - now I’m doomed to spend my lifetime trying to find a piece just like that one ….and a place to put it! lol
I live under a rock and only found your channel recently when I was searching for ‘Apartamento’ magazine. Now have been binge watching and this is another great video! I love your recommendations and styling! I am a big fan of Toast, even tho it can be pricy, always watch out for their end of season discounts. I know you have some awesome sewing projects and if you like Toast, you’ll love Merchant and Mills for fabric!
hi. you are darling. i've been an interior designer for more than 20 years and have been helping the friends of my 20 year old daughter, decorate their first apartments on a budget. A fun suggestion for oversized art is to buy a long roll blind, unroll it on the floor, and use it as a canvas. We did one with tracings of people overlapping and some sporadic blobs of color - and it was awesome. Because the blinds are weighted at top/bottom, they can be hung with ease without expensive framing. xo
I loved your rug video sent it to all my friends I actually think it’s one of your most useful formats, you could do a whole series on lamps, lounge chairs, side tables, esp if you continue to organize by variety of budgets
Love this sort of video! I appreciate how much time you poured into it! And how nice to see all sorts of homes with your wide variety of affordable suggestions. Pls do another!
I think that wood on the cute desk was Birdseye maple. It’s my favorite wood also. I have a Birdseye maple writing desk that I use as a vanity in my bedroom. My mom bought it at a flea market and it’s the first piece of furniture that she ever bought. My dad replaced the top for me with a solid piece of Birdseye maple because it had really bad peeling veneer. It’s my favorite thing.
eBay and Etsy are great places to buy art. And I can’t tell you how many times I’ve seen sellers with art (and vintage home decor too) cross posted on eBay and chairish and the chairish listing is like double the price of their eBay listing. I’ve always figured that chairish takes a huge cut and that’s why sellers price so crazy high on the platform. Ive rarely spent more than $300 for art on eBay/Etsy and have had some great finds!
14:53 seeing lots of good tips for finding art, another one I will throw in is online auctions, I have been able to get some beautiful small abstract watercolours from the 70s by local artists for absurdly cheap, like paid $15 for one that was actually a postcard, so not only do I have this beautiful piece of art, the history is right on it (it was a woman artist that was writing another local artist saying how much she loved one of her recent gallery showings). Anyways AUCTIONS you will get some amazing art, and if you’re lucky you’ll get it way under value, I saw a sketch by a local art legend and it only sold for like $200, while his paintings sold for tens of thousands.
In Germany we have “Studierenden Kunstmarkt” students at the most renowned art schools in the country sell their art through them.. as a student (not art though lol) it still is tooo much for me but for those who already work their prices are really good.
I’ve been collecting art for many years, especially from smaller artists, and Etsy used to be a really great place for that, but these days it’s sadly hard to find original stuff on there, so now I find IG the best place online to find smaller artists. Where I live there are small gallery type shops that will sell original pieces, and prints from small local artists, sometimes you can also find local art for sale at cafes. Usually local artists will have a open studio day now and then where they sell their pieces, and the art school has an end of year art show where they display and, sell students art for reasonable prices. If you’re looking for prints art galleries will often sell them. It’s also worth looking at what sort of things are on where you live, last year I went to this exhibition where small local artists would turn a room in their home into a temporary gallery, I ended up getting a cool original piece for a very reasonable price. Sometimes you can also find nice vintage art in vintage / antique/ charity / secondhand shops both online, and offline.
Paige talking about WVU wasn’t on my bingo card for the day but I’m cracking up - I’m from West Virginia and it really is THEE party school. I chose a smaller regional university, but visited friends fairly often on the weekends. Good times.
In boston theres alot of nearby art schools ( check massart, and montserrat) that have open galleries for student work, that you can just buy. At massart they have a yearly auction of alumni and student work that has really good variety and you can check it out and make someones day!
Paige, I need to know if I can make/style a calendar in my kitchen in a nice way. Right now I have a chalkboard one and it’s okay. A kitchen calendar is essential for me but not very attractive. It could be a whole video about styling/ existing with/purchasing essentials/ non-aesthetic items (toilet brush, kids toys, toothbrush, fan)
Thanks for your hard work on sourcing!! All of the team 😊 this is a very nice video. Also, i love all your glasses 😍 cant wait to see you new home update!
i always feel so validated the select number of times Paige mentions loving something i already own (this time the Marrow checked quilt) It was spensy but SO WORTH IT, it's the perfect weight for summertime and i'm planning to layer it with a duvet in the winter!
Such a great video! Also I’ve heard some creator talk about their video performance lately. They mentioned the algorithm is changing and not pushing videos to your normal viewers.
From a pretty small city and there are so many artists. I feel like in Boston, there has to be so many little funky shops with cool affordable art. If you don’t have a big budget, the bigger galleries are probably not going to have anything. Find the cool little funky shops. Another idea is the colleges. Contact the art department about any student sales they have.
I’d love to know what rug Courtney ends up with, whether it’s one of your suggestions, or whatever. Love her room! Pictures please. (I’m liking the gold color)
To the person who wanted a reclining chair- the siesta chairs are very comfy and cool as hell! I have been looking for a pair for a while now and that is a GOOD price. They usually sell for around 700-1000 each
Don't forget to get out into your local vintage/thrift/resale communities to of the states mentioned (Ohio and Virgina) have amazing resale shops. I don't live in either places but because I frequent and follow so many places in my own community the I find that I get ads for places in other states and have started to follow a large amount in Ohio, New Mexico, Virgina, ect.
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Pro tip on finding art, from an artist: Go hit up your local arts organizations, community centers, artist co-ops, and university galleries when you have them. You can get original works by local artists and/or students, typically for really affordable prices.
True!
Yes!! I’m a film photographer and print my commissioned work on museum-grade paper. If clients or people looking at my site are on a budget and can’t invest in the purchase, I’m always happy to use different paper which can sometimes cut the cost 25 to 40%. Great idea to ask your favorite artists! :)
artist co ops are greattttt i’ve found amazing stuff at them
💯 and also check out printmaking spaces; a lot of people think printmaking is just litho repros of original art BUT printmaking has original art pieces made for the specific medium (screenprinting, etching, lino or wood cuts, lithographs, letterpress, etc.) in limited edition runs in a variety of sizes and often very affordable prices, especially for the ‘emerging’ collector
I'm gonna try this next month when I move with 2 suitcases to another country. There will be no room for art in them and not much budget haha
wait stop, I don't usually comment but your rug video was HUGE for me. So good and now I have great rugs.
echoing this comment I needed that vid
just the tip about getting a solid-colored wool rug was kinda lifechanging for me!!
Same! It’s still my favorite. 🥰 Wish she would do more just like it.
Same! Just bought a beautiful rug directly recommended from that video 😊
Agreed!
oh okay glasses !!!!!
They're so good
For the record, I found this channel because of your rug video. I stayed for the deadpan delivery and unique takes.
I subscribed for her unique takes, but what really clinched it for me was that she was describing her morning routine and she said "I wake up, then I take a whiz" :D Down-to-earth and funny
relatable
One of the things that's great about this video is it shows why good interior designers charge a lot of money -- they do A LOT of work! "Sourcing" is not just out shopping with your friends.
Please put these calls for submissions in your newsletter for people who don’t use social media. I would love to participate! Thank you!!
Agree!
same here!!
This video really brings out your strengths. Practical suggestions for real people!! Well done!!
Agreed!
curtain tip! make curtains from nice sheets and duvet covers! you get good quality fabric and it's a lot of fabric bang for your buck
Wassel Sundays are my Fav
Paige (and Kate and team) THANK YOOOOU for the perfect suggestion! v excited to grab a cool lounger for my living room - will send pic updates once it’s home 🫡
Art tip: if there's a local artist you like that has expensive art, you can ask them if they ever sell prints, and sometimes the answer is yes! I've gotten a couple of beautiful prints by asking an artist directly through their website and framed it myself.
There are also some great Art Collectives all over the place! Look up those near you to find super unique art/ceramics/etc
Same! I fell in love with this funky painting of a pigeon in a sweater drinking a cup of tea in a re-imagining of a famous Formosa Oolong Tea ad, and was able to get a print for $60 which is totally fair
Love the color of your eyeglass frames. 🥰
The wood vanity at 7:32 could be a number of things. People in the comments are suggesting tiger maple or flame birch, which definitely look possible. I'd also suggest quarter-sawn oak. The logs are cut at a diagonal, which gives the wood distinct light, sometimes shimmery ripples that flow all over the grain. It's a more subtle grain than tiger maple, but especially on a darker-stained oak with the right lighting, the effect can be quite pronounced.
Went to a festival over the weekend where there were local artists set up in booths. I found so many wonderful original pieces for only 10 dollars a piece! One of the artists was almost 90 yrs old and her stuff was so awesome.
Great audio!
Right?!!!❤
so right!
University printmaking departments are always hosting print sales! Student prints are a great way to get artwork!!
You and Caroline Winkler have assumed the role of comfort channels, for me. Thank you for all your hard work. 🙂❤️
I love how Paige kept turning into a radio dj with the microphone 😂 this video was great! I always love the ones with real people’s homes and you giving critiques/suggestions in one way or another
That GORGEOUS wood is most likely burled maple. It’s long been a favorite of mine too. I can’t believe how stunning that entryway piece is! Wow! Thanks a lot - now I’m doomed to spend my lifetime trying to find a piece just like that one ….and a place to put it! lol
Also burled wood has become pretty popular in the last several yrs, so good luck:/ I love it too. Any shade/tone.
I live under a rock and only found your channel recently when I was searching for ‘Apartamento’ magazine. Now have been binge watching and this is another great video! I love your recommendations and styling! I am a big fan of Toast, even tho it can be pricy, always watch out for their end of season discounts. I know you have some awesome sewing projects and if you like Toast, you’ll love Merchant and Mills for fabric!
Most energy I’ve seen from Paige, ever
Yes! I usually change the settings to 1.25 speed when I watch her but i didn’t for this vid
You realize this isn't really a nice thing to say, right?
She did have mono I believe for a while that she finally got diagnosed and treated so maybe she's feeling a lot better
hi. you are darling. i've been an interior designer for more than 20 years and have been helping the friends of my 20 year old daughter, decorate their first apartments on a budget. A fun suggestion for oversized art is to buy a long roll blind, unroll it on the floor, and use it as a canvas. We did one with tracings of people overlapping and some sporadic blobs of color - and it was awesome. Because the blinds are weighted at top/bottom, they can be hung with ease without expensive framing. xo
I loved your rug video sent it to all my friends I actually think it’s one of your most useful formats, you could do a whole series on lamps, lounge chairs, side tables, esp if you continue to organize by variety of budgets
Love this sort of video! I appreciate how much time you poured into it! And how nice to see all sorts of homes with your wide variety of affordable suggestions. Pls do another!
I think that wood on the cute desk was Birdseye maple. It’s my favorite wood also. I have a Birdseye maple writing desk that I use as a vanity in my bedroom. My mom bought it at a flea market and it’s the first piece of furniture that she ever bought. My dad replaced the top for me with a solid piece of Birdseye maple because it had really bad peeling veneer. It’s my favorite thing.
it looks like a figured maple but birds-eye is usually a bunch of pretty dots, not that "flame figure".
ummmmm ummm maybe it’s some type of fine grain tiger wood
@@freyjae6358 isn't that a golfer? 🤣😉
King size bed spreads make great curtain panels for big windows.
Your Etsy rug video is one of my ALL TIME FAVORITES!
Yes! Mine too.
I have literally held off buying a new shower curtain because i wanted you to make one so bad. I am STOKED
this was such a joy to watch paige! i agree with the other commenters, I feel like your strengths really shine here.
Love your picks and appreciate all the work you put into this.❤
thank you for your all time effort you put into your videos! you as a person and your style always are such a big inspiration for me :)
obsessed with your glasses !!
I am watching you from Turkey and believe me even i cant buy affordable Turkish rug ( We say halı or kilim which is thinner than halı)
eBay and Etsy are great places to buy art. And I can’t tell you how many times I’ve seen sellers with art (and vintage home decor too) cross posted on eBay and chairish and the chairish listing is like double the price of their eBay listing. I’ve always figured that chairish takes a huge cut and that’s why sellers price so crazy high on the platform. Ive rarely spent more than $300 for art on eBay/Etsy and have had some great finds!
They are superb for many home decor items, especially vintage/retro.
@@vaderladyl Yes!! 💯
Chairish is more streamlined style &/or higher end. Can’t compare to Etsy/ebay but good idea to check for cross posting.
I like the Ekornes Stressless recliners, they’re a little pricey but cool looking and really high quality
Missed out on this round of this, would love to see you make a series out of this. Regardless, if you choose not too, such a unique video concept!!!!
favorite kind of wood: birds eye maple. You can't really get it anymore, only in vintage or antique items.
14:53 seeing lots of good tips for finding art, another one I will throw in is online auctions, I have been able to get some beautiful small abstract watercolours from the 70s by local artists for absurdly cheap, like paid $15 for one that was actually a postcard, so not only do I have this beautiful piece of art, the history is right on it (it was a woman artist that was writing another local artist saying how much she loved one of her recent gallery showings). Anyways AUCTIONS you will get some amazing art, and if you’re lucky you’ll get it way under value, I saw a sketch by a local art legend and it only sold for like $200, while his paintings sold for tens of thousands.
Portlander here, the vintage is outrageous you should definitely visit for sourcing.
In Germany we have “Studierenden Kunstmarkt” students at the most renowned art schools in the country sell their art through them.. as a student (not art though lol) it still is tooo much for me but for those who already work their prices are really good.
Danke !! Das wusste ich nicht!! I will check that out now
I’ve been collecting art for many years, especially from smaller artists, and Etsy used to be a really great place for that, but these days it’s sadly hard to find original stuff on there, so now I find IG the best place online to find smaller artists.
Where I live there are small gallery type shops that will sell original pieces, and prints from small local artists, sometimes you can also find local art for sale at cafes. Usually local artists will have a open studio day now and then where they sell their pieces, and the art school has an end of year art show where they display and, sell students art for reasonable prices. If you’re looking for prints art galleries will often sell them. It’s also worth looking at what sort of things are on where you live, last year I went to this exhibition where small local artists would turn a room in their home into a temporary gallery, I ended up getting a cool original piece for a very reasonable price. Sometimes you can also find nice vintage art in vintage / antique/ charity / secondhand shops both online, and offline.
Yes! all this!
So kind of you doing this great service! Great video as always:)
Paige talking about WVU wasn’t on my bingo card for the day but I’m cracking up - I’m from West Virginia and it really is THEE party school. I chose a smaller regional university, but visited friends fairly often on the weekends. Good times.
In boston theres alot of nearby art schools ( check massart, and montserrat) that have open galleries for student work, that you can just buy. At massart they have a yearly auction of alumni and student work that has really good variety and you can check it out and make someones day!
Courtney's space is 🔥 fire! Gawd, what a gorgeous living situation
Paige, I need to know if I can make/style a calendar in my kitchen in a nice way. Right now I have a chalkboard one and it’s okay. A kitchen calendar is essential for me but not very attractive. It could be a whole video about styling/ existing with/purchasing essentials/ non-aesthetic items (toilet brush, kids toys, toothbrush, fan)
Loved this video! I know it was more work for you to source all the suggested items, but it gives lots of inspiration!
Love Marktplaats! 😍 You can find so much beautiful things for cheap if you want
Thanks for your hard work on sourcing!! All of the team 😊 this is a very nice video. Also, i love all your glasses 😍 cant wait to see you new home update!
i always feel so validated the select number of times Paige mentions loving something i already own (this time the Marrow checked quilt) It was spensy but SO WORTH IT, it's the perfect weight for summertime and i'm planning to layer it with a duvet in the winter!
This was worth the extra time. Remember it's summer so people are on vacay so they might not see it the day you post.
Paige, you look fabulous in glasses!
took so many notes.... on glasses as well as furniture. so goood
The little YT rant at the end, so refreshing. Lots of cool suggestions, I also want to see what people do with them.
I actually became a converted subscriber (and loyal follower) after your RUGS video and it's still one of my all time faves!
Excited for the October shower curtains!!
Sunday is my favourite day of the week because it means I get new miss Wassel content
we need more of those videos for sure
I loved this video! Please do,this again
Very helpful ideas for sourcing. Thanks, Paige!
Such a great video! Also I’ve heard some creator talk about their video performance lately. They mentioned the algorithm is changing and not pushing videos to your normal viewers.
One of my favorite videos from you!!! So helpful and inspiring! Thank you Paige!
This has made my day. Paige rocks. Like how can paper rock, but it does. Don’t know what I’m talking about even.
Well I appreciate how much time you put into these videos :) It was so worth it. Good job! xx
I loved the Etsy rug video you mentioned!
Can you design a college apt bedroom (like the ones that come furnished, usually in black metal furniture)
Love your glasses! They go really well with the bangs 😎
From a pretty small city and there are so many artists. I feel like in Boston, there has to be so many little funky shops with cool affordable art. If you don’t have a big budget, the bigger galleries are probably not going to have anything. Find the cool little funky shops. Another idea is the colleges. Contact the art department about any student sales they have.
Okay, I NEED a piece from Christina... her art is so wonderful
I’d love to know what rug Courtney ends up with, whether it’s one of your suggestions, or whatever. Love her room! Pictures please. (I’m liking the gold color)
going back to watch the rug video now
Paige, your rug video was killer and absolutely helped me as I was building my wedding registry and had no clue what to look for!
I love this! Please do more of these. They’re fun!
PAIGE YES!! Brimfield antique market is local for me and SO GOOD
love this high effort video thank you paige!!
You’re my favorite. I love your content and delivery. ❤️
Love this video! And yesssss, come to Portland!!!!
thanks for reminding me I need to get some new glasses!!
Great audio great video great glasses❤
I would love for you to do this again, I need your help for my first apartment!!!
loving this video, you put so much effort, thank you, ideas are awesome
Your hoops are insane!! I love them! So fab: )❤
Love this video - your efforts are appreciated no matter what the stats say!
that felt more 93.9 wlit 😉keep up the great work paige!
Love your glasses- from the second your video started I was obsessed!
Anyone know where the earrings are from? They're incredible. I crave a jewelry/outfit vid from Paige
urghh im sure theyve vintage but yes sooo obsessed!!!
She supports a jewelry website but I don't know the name. Look through her videos. It will be there.
Agreed, would love to watch an outfit vid!
just so you know, I reference your etsy rug video all the time! and i've sent it to so many friends :)
also those glasses on you look so good! I might have to go check out Warby Parker now...
everyone say thank you Paige
Paige! It looks like the wood you appreciate is called 'burlwood'.
Love the glasses
Yes come to Portland! Such good thrifting and vintage
To the person who wanted a reclining chair- the siesta chairs are very comfy and cool as hell! I have been looking for a pair for a while now and that is a GOOD price. They usually sell for around 700-1000 each
Unrelated, but for the same person: you should take down your art by a few inches. It seems to be a tad bit too high near the ceiling
Im a WVU alumna and can second that. Theyre wild up there lol.
Don't forget to get out into your local vintage/thrift/resale communities to of the states mentioned (Ohio and Virgina) have amazing resale shops. I don't live in either places but because I frequent and follow so many places in my own community the I find that I get ads for places in other states and have started to follow a large amount in Ohio, New Mexico, Virgina, ect.
Def the paisley rug for your friend.
Loved this show.
So excited for a home update!!
Thank you for your hard work. Great and useful video. 💚
Good lord, Danish Facebook Marketplace hits different!!