If you have scrolled through Pinterest or Instagram lately looking for #Cottagecore or #Grandmillennial style, you have seen Vintanna principles in action. However, Vintanna is the more sophisticated, eco-conscious evolution of those trends.
Imagine a room with a Vintanna floral rug (faded so the reds are soft corals and the blues are dusty teals). The sofa is a mid-century silhouette recovered in a thick, heritage linen. On the wall hangs a gallery of mismatched oval frames—oil paintings from estate sales mixed with vintage botanical prints. vintanna
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Most people pass on a gorgeous wingback chair because the fabric is stained. A true Vintanna enthusiast sees the $50 frame that only needs a $150 reupholstery job to become a $1,500 heirloom. If you have scrolled through Pinterest or Instagram
The name itself is a fusion. Vin (wine/vine) + Anna (grace/favor). But to the team at Vintanna, it stands for something simpler: Respect the past. Drink in the present. The sofa is a mid-century silhouette recovered in
Vintanna doesn’t chase trends. Instead, they unearth them. They take heirloom grape varieties that have been forgotten by mass production and give them a voice. They take vintage glassware and decanters and fill them with liquids that taste like tomorrow.