Interior Staging: Transforming Interiors for real estate success

At Elements to Design, we are passionate advocates for the timeless beauty and character of old items. Our mission is to breathe new life into the forgotten treasures of yesteryears, ensuring that their unique stories endure. We believe that every vintage piece carries with it a history worth preserving, and it is our purpose to transform these relics into contemporary works of art.

Discover Furniture

Reviving antique furniture is an artful process that involves carefully restoring and renewing timeless pieces from bygone eras. Through skilled craftsmanship and attention to detail, these furniture items are transformed, preserving their historical charm and adding a touch of modern relevance, making them not just functional but also cherished heirlooms for generations to come.

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Discover Textiles

Integrating discontinued textiles into your design projects is a sustainable and resourceful approach. These unique materials, no longer in production, bring a touch of nostalgia and individuality to your creations while reducing waste and environmental impact. By repurposing discontinued textiles, you breathe new life into the old, crafting one-of-a-kind pieces that tell a story of conservation and creativity.

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design + Style files: Here's what we have to say

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  • Furniture Waste

    The EPA reported in 2018, furniture accounted for approximately 9.7 million tons of waste in the U.S. The disposal of old furniture poses significant challenges in terms of waste management and environmental impact.

  • Textile Waste

    The U.S. Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) estimated that in 2018, approximately 17 million tons of textile waste were generated. This includes clothing, bedding, and other textile products.

  • Construction Waste

    In the United States, construction and demolition (C&D) waste accounted for about 600 million tons of material in landfills each year. This waste includes materials such as wood, concrete, drywall, and metals.