You’ve considered swapping your side table for a marble plinth.
You whisper travertine like it’s a sacred word.
And you’re starting to believe your house needs fewer throw pillows and more sculpture.

Tamsin Johnson’s interiors are like modern art galleries with a sense of humor.
Think: stone, shadow, and weird-but-make-it-chic.
It’s minimalist, but not forgettable. Sculptural, but still sexy. And it’s exactly the kind of look you can thrift—if you know what to look for.

Let’s break down how to channel the Tamsin Johnson vibe without ending up in sad minimalist purgatory.

Matilda Goad’s style is colorful, cheeky, and unapologetically charming—think scalloped lampshades, painted furniture, gingham napkins, and glassware that demands a tea party. In this guide, I’ll show you what to actually look for while thrifting if you want that playful English-cottage-meets-flea-market vibe without the price tag.

Heidi Caillier’s interiors are soulful, romantic, and layered without ever feeling fussy. In this guide, I break down what to thrift if you want to channel her old-soul-meets-modern charm—think antique curves, moody florals, and vintage pieces that feel like they’ve lived lives. Cozy, collected, unforgettable.

Love Leanne Ford’s warm, white, texture-filled spaces but don’t have the budget (or patience) to fake it with fast furniture? This guide breaks down exactly what to thrift if you want that laid-back, lived-in, effortlessly cool vibe. From ceramic lamps to primitive stools, here’s how to channel Leanne’s signature style—without spending designer money.