Two things that rock: Flickr and Vintage-aholic’s!

Flickr is totally rad (thats right RAD!) because of the diversity of the content, whether you want to see Mid Century Modern roofs or Danish Modern tree-houses (there be at least one) you can find not just a picture of it, but a great picture. Vintage photographers like one of our favorites Hilda Grahnat make old heirlooms young again and with so much style!

Number two, Vintage-aholics are just delightful. Some (family members, cause they just don’t get it) might say it’s a disease, but surely its a form of enlightenment. Vintage-aholic’s are constantly on the prowl for new antique malls, captiously interested in thrift shops and always first in line for estate sales. Not only do Vintage-aholic’s have great collections of everything from lunch boxes to clocks;) but they do it with so much style.

Today we were looking though our Flickr group Vintage Finds:: Quite Serendipitous and saw so many great pics of vintage items, several of which came from some of our personal favorite Vintage-aholics. So in celebration of those enlightened vintage minded folks check out this stuff (and their wonderfully curated stores/blogs/sites)!

Sidebar: if ya’ll are still not using Flickr go here and create an account and get in on all the fun! If you are using Flickr what are some of your favorite features or groups?

Aren’t these shot glasses adorable? nostalgifabriken has got the vintage bug, obviously.

Solstice Home…you and your vintage-eye never cease to amaze us.

Make sure and check out her oh-so-lovely store!

And Solstice Home’s lovely daughter Ethanollie…Kim, as always, you rock our socks off.

Make sure and check out her store too!

Thanks to Planet Utopia, we’ve been drooling over there store for months now!

How could we forget the goddess of all things orange, Dee Adams.

Her blog should be at the top of your list!

Haven’t had enough Hilda? Neither have we…

Psychedelicatessen’s awesome find…

Just Jenny’s store Freckle Wonder will make you wonder…is there anything better than vintage?