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Homes & Gardens
Homes & Gardens
Abby Wilson

These are the antique pieces Nate Berkus regrets leaving behind – years after leaving his beloved New York City townhouse

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Sourcing antique furniture takes time, patience, and a careful eye, so finding the perfect piece for your home can feel like winning the lottery. After dozens of flea markets, hours of sifting, and (if you're determined) some back-and-forth bidding, the sentimental value of each piece far exceeds the price tag. That's why moving is such a challenge for the most devoted vintage lovers among us.

Although moving doesn't always mean giving up furniture – sometimes it means gaining new pieces, too – those downsizing or moving quite far will be faced with a few difficult decisions. While a few of your favorites will come along with you, others will have to be passed along to a brand-new home.

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