This Montreal Vintage Store's Antique Goods Look Like They Belong In 'Bridgerton'

We're sure even Queen Elizabeth II would love a tea set from here.
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Have you been obsessed with Bridgerton ever since it came out on Netflix and wish your apartment looked like its magical sets? Well, Maison Rose Home, can help you live out this dream.

This Montreal-based company specializes in antique home goods and the pieces are truly fit for royalty.

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Maison Rose Home was founded by two friends from Montreal.

The friends told MTL Blog that they "loved curating that romantic vintage decor for our own homes," so together, they decided to share their passion for it and create this adorable company.  

From silver-plated beauties to vintage place settings, this company has a way of finding the most unique pieces. 

They also have candles with bows, cutlery, napkin rings, and cherub accessories that are too cute not to buy. 

Each item found on the company's Instagram page is more spectacular than the next.

And, what's even more amazing is that they are constantly getting new stock — so always be sure to keep your eye out for all new items. 

As for pricing, just send the page an Instagram DM to ask how much the pieces you like are! 

  • Katina Goulakos

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