Part 2! Thrifting a Cohesive, Curated Home (Part TWO) // Tips for Thrifting a Designer Style Home

Hi, friends! I'm always in thrift stores looking for high end style home decor for a lot less than retail. In part ONE of this video I shared with you a behind the scenes look at how my home has drastically changed and gave you my tips for how my home is growing increasingly stylish *on a thrift budget!* In this video I'm diving into PART TWO and sharing the biggest items on my shopping list when I go thrifting, and explaining what and WHY I look for and how it helps me create a beautiful home. Come on and join me for part TWO of how to thrift a cohesive, curated home!

Fear not, for I am with you; be not dismayed, for I am your God; I will strengthen you, I will help you, I will uphold you with my righteous right hand. -Isaiah 41:10

00:00 - Intro
00:29 - Part One Recap
01:34 - Trays
02:58 - Books
05:45 - Frames & Art
08:20 - Linens
09:51 - Pottery & Vessels
11:31 - Florals
13:47 - Metals
14:59 - Sets

#homedecor #decluttering #thrifting #budgetfriendly #organization

[michellemccormack]

Please Tasha, definitely give us a Part 3!!! Your past 2 videos have given us guidance, the step-by-step tips to teach us how to decorate, create a home in an eclectic and curated way, on a budget.

[chelseasummers]

I am really surprised that you don’t have hundreds of thousands of subscribers. Your page is filled with so many realistic projects that don’t cost a bomb. I find you very personable and relatable.

[buffyhamilton]

I don’t know what is up with these people going on and on about how they don’t like the look…then don’t watch, keep you jealous negativity to yourself, and move on! I think your videos are terrific in terms of content, style, narration, and production as well as originality. Stay true to yourself and don’t let these bots steal your joy.

[elvirareyes-rocs]

Tasha! You have got this DOWN! I enjoyed the narration and outline and body of the content. In my humble opinion, you covered every layer of home decor step by step. You are so generous to share your personal experiences and literally walking us through procuring collections and visualizing our own personal style. Thank you for the rationale of what to choose 0:15 and what to leave behind and supporting that with visual examples.
I can’t say enough. This is YOUR THING! Keep going!!
👊🏼🙏🏼🌻

[carriekowal]

Wednesday has now become my favorite day of the week 😁
You are just so good . Absolutely YES to pt. 3 !!!!

[lauriekellum]

A part 3 would be great! I have been a thrift store shopper for decades and I wound up with a junky looking space. It am very clean and tidy, but nothing flowed. So this year my mantra was carefully curated. and that is how I found you channel while looking for inspiration and motivation. Keep it coming!

[ritastutler]

Hi our beautiful Tasha. I have been in my attic decluttering. I wish I would have “ known “ you before I bought a lot of the stuff that is up there. I have to say I do have a lot of Tasha items. I love simple pottery, certain florals that are natural looking and I have a great collection of beautiful baskets that I can use as storage or decor. Our home is small so I cannot use all of it at one time. I change things up all the time. I have really gotten into fabrics. We went to an estate sale Saturday that was really just two rooms. I bought four pieces of material. The lady who owned the house said her sister travelled the world and always sent her a piece of material from each place. I told her I loved the pieces I got because they were different. I agree fabric can be used so many ways. I loved what you said about looking in your back yard. I often take branches from our red maple tree just as some of the leaves are changing and put them in a vase or mix them with flowers from our garden. Oh, I love your white blouse. I hope you are doing well. ❤❤❤ I am so hoping that the Ashville NC residents an are getting clothes, food, money, baby formula etc. I watched video after video about the destruction . I was so glad you were not near that area. Thanks Tasha..great job as usual. ❤❤❤❤

[bunniesandroses]

I like your floral arrangements, I think they look elegant. Another tip you might like is when shopping, is look for needlepoint pillows or embroidery. This is very elegant in Europe and embroidery has been around for over 2000 years.

[moirahenriksen]

I love Tasha’s look, I’m a 67 year old Australian and I think she is the best. I actually did two linen covered books recently and they look fab.
Keep up the beautiful styling Tasha. I love your videos x

[tnmtnmorning]

Another great video, Tasha! I’m so in love with that large vessel on your coffee table! You did such a great job on it!! Would love a part 3.

[traceyg]

I am totally loving woven baskets, trays and books. Also real and faux greenery. I need more pottery 🤣🤗

[adam]

You are awesome ! Find on budget and create high-end decor without braking a bank ! That what people need ! Thank you ! Definitely need part 3 ! 🤩

[SM-kzxu]

What a fantastic video!! I have not felt this inspired in YEARS! Thank you so much. This was a wonderful start to the day.

[gailneal]

I think your style is sophisticated and smart.
Yes, please do a part 3.

[lindabunce]

You give us fantastic ideas! But best for me, are the quick shots of your kitty...so cute and brings a smile everytime....especially when he's "inspecting" your new finds.

[motownmommy]

I enjoy your content and I think some viewers are missing the point. They dont have to have your neutral style. The point is you're at the thrift store just like everyone else on a budget. But, intentionality in choosing the items you buy makes the difference in how the home comes together. Even if you have a different style, its good to think about how things will look in your space before you buy a bunch of stuff.

[sharonavinger]

I loved these two videos and would love a third one. You have an excellent decorating gift. Thank you for sharing tips and tricks with us. I look forward to your weekly videos!

[doloreslivoti]

Hi Tasha,
Couldn’t wait to get home from work and watch part two, I really enjoyed it and I’m definitely looking forward to part 3. As always, great videos!
💕Dee

[drtracychin]

Hi Tasha. Would love a part 3. Such helpful tips. When I first started thrifting I ended up with a hodge podge of stuff and now realize the steps to make it more cohesive. Thank you! ❤

[crystalbillingsley]

Yes!!! I would love more videos like these two!! Amazing and inspiring!!!