Light and Dwell, an interior design firm from Oregon, champions sustainability in home decor by implementing a 50/50 sourcing strategy. This approach balances vintage and new items, resulting in personalized, charming spaces that resonate with character. By prioritizing secondhand sourcing, the firm not only reduces manufacturing demands but also lessens environmental impact. Principal designer Molly Kidd begins her designs with essential new items, gradually complementing them with vintage decor to maintain the desired 50% ratio, ensuring spaces feel lived-in and unique rather than mass-produced.
Oregon-based interior design firm Light and Dwell employs a 50/50 rule, using 50% vintage and 50% new items to create sustainable yet charming spaces.
By prioritizing secondhand sourcing, designers at Light and Dwell minimize the need for new manufacturing, conserve natural resources, and reduce environmental impact.
This blend of vintage and new builds personal and soulful spaces, distinguishing them from generic, catalog-style designs.
Molly Kidd starts by sourcing new essentials like upholstery, then adds vintage decor to achieve the ideal 50% balance between old and new.
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