FACEBOOK MARKETPLACE FINDS | Collected & Layered Decor
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 5 ก.พ. 2025
- Today on Homeworthy, we’re diving into the world of decor inspired by Facebook Marketplace finds. First, we’ll step inside a collected and layered one-bedroom apartment in Los Angeles that’s a sanctuary for creative expression. Next, we’ll explore a Denver apartment with a funky yet timeless aesthetic. Finally, we’ll tour a New York City apartment that blends personal artwork with incredible second-hand finds. Enjoy!
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Each space is bursting with personality, and the seamless blend of vintage and modern elements creates such a uniquely curated style! 🖤✨
Wow love the first apartment tour. I love the pink feature wall and curved couch. Such a gorgeous space and I have similar style.
Love the first apartment, pink wall catches the eye right away in a good way and love the sofa! Very real and curated. The checkerboard tile ❤ Thanks for sharing!
Absolutely charming person, and home . ❤❤❤
So cute, love this! The bedroom is adorable 😊
The first apart in LA has so many great built long ago features that you're not going to get every day. She was talking about the cove ceilings and I could tell they were foreign to her but what I treasure! I loved the touch of feminine from the pink curtains and that couch was fantastic! So much more to brag on but I just want to say, well done! I'd feel at home in there
Thank you for sharing. Simply beautiful. I pray for all of those who are suffering right now in California and that you were not affected.❤
I’m exactly like the First Lady with the small apartment. I have a lot of thrifted items in my home. I like her style.
Great channel. Lovely apartments. Thanks for sharing all types of homes. I learn from them all!
I love your channel 😊
All it takes to get that little bit of paint off the floor is some kind of scrubby like the flat green abrasive ones used for dishes and a little water and maybe a little soap. It amazes me how the younger generation can't figure simple things out.
Who is the Second Lady?
Found her on insta.
Most of the luxury homes got their stuff from Facebook market place as well they just lie and pretend.
These are beautiful homes and I love how truthful these people are.
There are certain luxury items you will never get on Facebook Marketplace...but only from a dealer in London or Paris.
Or rather at an exclusive auction.
@ I have found many if not everything they showed on homeworthy at facebook market place. Please stop with that faux France bs. It's a flea market where they sell used stuff. We Americans give too much credit to things bought abroad and give it so much credence.
It's junk at a flea market. It's us who drive the prices of those things up. I have been at the flea market in France. Facebook marketplace has better things than them.
I@@isabelleskiss When people can afford to travel to London or
Paris for auctions or hire expensive decorators or dealers to find their luxury items, that's perfect for them! The rest of us find our quality and unique luxury items in places like thrift stores, garage sales, estate sales, Facebook marketplace, eBay, Etsy, etc. and even on the street. Knowing how to identify quality is the key, not the amount of money spent. Also, luxury means different things to different people, depending on their taste and style.
@@loisruthstrom8143I'm not a snob and I can't afford expensive auction items myself.
But I don't think that millionaires only buy their things on Facebook Marketplace, I wanted to emphasize that again.
She pretends she don't even talk right, she's trying to talk like them, pretending, gallery walls that's a New Yorker thing gallery walls not California, it's all tacky,