Our thirty-third episode features Luis Arturo Sanchez – a digital marketer, content creator and self-proclaimed homebody based in downtown Los Angeles, and born and raised in Cordoba, Mexico. His work has been published in Architectural Digest Mexico, The Boston Globe, and more.

Our thirty-third episode features Luis Arturo Sanchez – a digital marketer, content creator and self-proclaimed homebody based in downtown Los Angeles, and born and raised in Cordoba, Mexico. His work has been published in Architectural Digest Mexico, The Boston Globe, and more.

Our thirty-first episode features Leah Romero - a native New Yorker, artist, and seasoned graphic designer. She balances her role as the Senior Digital Designer at Elle magazine with her artistic passion – creating miniatures – and co-owning a vintage store called Fantasy Explosion with her partner.

Our thirty-first episode features Leah Romero - a native New Yorker, artist, and seasoned graphic designer. She balances her role as the Senior Digital Designer at Elle magazine with her artistic passion – creating miniatures – and co-owning a vintage store called Fantasy Explosion with her partner.

Sydney is a writer, editor, journalist, and consultant. She currently works as a Senior Digital Design Editor at Architectural Digest, and her work has been published at The New York Times, Vogue, and more. Tour Sydney’s home and check out her favorite old things, including a vintage etagere filled with her many collectibles and a Jonathan Adler burl wood credenza found on Kaiyo.

Ivangellys Perez is an interior design content creator and the founder of Upcurated, a vintage prop house/photo studio filled with rare pieces from around the world. She describes her apartment as colorful, mid-century, and Bauhaus, with some newer, modern pieces. Tour Ivangelly's home and check out her favorite old things, including a rare vintage cabinet from 1932 that she found at an auction and Fritz Hansen PK8 Chairs – found on Kaiyo.

Ally Doman is an interior decorator and founder of Doman Decors. Her first project was decorating her home – a pre-war, railroad-style apartment in Ridgewood, New York, with original molding and details. Tour Ally’s home and check out her favorite old things, including a 1970s Lipstick Mirror and Kartell Victorian Ghost Chairs found on Kaiyo.

Kendra Sinclair and Jared Vengrin are first-time motel owners, bringing a 1960s Hudson Valley motel back to life. The name "Reclaimed Motel" points to their mission: revive a bit of history and rejoice in breathing new life into it. They have outfitted their motel with plenty of furniture from Kaiyo.

Danny Seo is an environmental lifestyle expert who believes that style and sustainability don’t need to be mutually exclusive. He describes his aesthetic as modern, eclectic, and clean and believes furnishing a home can be thoughtful by selecting functional, timeless, and sustainable pieces.

Meet Madelynn Hudson, a designer and tastemaker who lives in a 1910 Brooklyn limestone townhouse with her husband and their Great Dane, Sybil. She describes her design style as textured, layered, and collected, with art deco and mid-century touches.

Meet Andrew Ulmer, Kaiyo's Senior Brand Designer, and his wife, Elle, Director of Operations for film & TV. Together since high school, their home is a reflection of their joint design style, which they call "bold, colorful, and maximalist." Avid travelers and photographers, their home is filled with furniture and decor from all over the world.

What if the people on MTV Cribs had invested in timeless statement furniture and decor instead of Bentleys and a fridge full of energy drinks? You'd get Better With Age, a peek inside the curated spaces of notable designers and tastemakers who share a love of all things pre-loved. ⁠ Our twenty-second episode features Heather Davis – Design Director of Concept, Print & Color at Urban Outfitters. Her rowhouse style home in Philadelphia’s hip and ...