It is no exaggeration to say that low-cost represents one of the most prominent and attractive elements in the vintage interior design which is growing in popularity and is being used widely nowadays since it’s easy to reach a modern vintage look on a small budget. The main concept of vintage interior design revolves mainly around the reusing and revamping of old holdings at home. Through mixing old and new, we will not only achieve the perfect vintage look but we will be able also to rejuvenate old furniture, which will help save money in the same items collected from our life, complemented by subtle decorative accessories. Besides, creative tricks such as using remnant fabrics for recovering will create a lovely eclectic room. Being a style and a flow that brings us memories and nostalgia, vintage interior design is still preferred by a big part among the aristocratic families and bourgeois people from some closed societies. More important, vintage design is a style of romance, love and beautiful melancholy. Modern vintage interior design presents to us a big catalogue of old, retro and classical furniture, which have the ability to look contemporary and pretty even nowadays. Classic vintage living and dining rooms come in a warm and soft color scheme. But that is the charm in modern vintage style – it is not an antique flow; it gathers just the old things that have some semantic and sentimental value to ourselves. Most popular motives in the vintage style are flowers and stripes. The beauty of a vintage living room is usually seen only by us – the owners – because it is only us who knows how valuable all of these great things in the living room are. In the meantime, modern vintage home accessories are mostly beautiful and functional since household items used to be useful and long-lasting rather than eye-catching. Personalization is another important and lovely element that is closely linked to the vintage interior design. This element may represent our lifestyle.