Slow Living in Norway 🍂 Thrifting Vintage Pieces for an Autumnal Home and Easy Lunch Recipe

Autumn flea market season is officially here in Norway. In this video, I’m showing you my latest treasure hunt for unique, timeless vintage finds. I share the 5 key rules I follow when thrifting—from spotting Norwegian craftsmanship and natural quality materials to finding everyday pieces that elevate your home on a budget.

If you love slow living, vintage thrifting, Scandinavian decor, and cozy autumn aesthetic, then this video is for you 🍂

CHAPTERS:
0:00 - Intro - Decorating Hallway 🍂
1:17 - My 5 Rules for Finding High-Quality Vintage Treasures
2:30 - Thrifting Haul: Mid-Century Decor, Swedish Pottery & Vintage Jewellery, Wool Blankets and more
7:20 - Carpet Cleaning
8:15 - Making an easy Autumnal Chia Pudding for Lunch 🌾
10:34 Decorating with Vintage Finds and an Update.

My 5 Thrifting Rules :
1. Made in Norway / Scandinavia
2. Built to last - Items from the "Greatest Generation" (born 1901 to 1927)
3. High-quality natural materials (wool, linen, solid wood, crystal)
4.Items that elevate everyday ordinary objects
5. Intuitive love & beauty

ITEMS FEATURED IN THIS HAUL:
• Vintage 1950s Wood & Bamboo Clothing Brush
• Swedish Hand-Painted Stoneware Teapot (1950s–1970s)
• 1960s Jewellery Box + Vintage Glass & Amber Necklaces
• Egersund Norway Earthenware Bowl (c. 1963–1969)
• Vintage Norwegian Aluminum Children's Lunchbox (1940s–1960s)
• European Cut Crystal Bowl & Glass Storage Jars
• Swedish Steel Measuring Cup
• Vintage Wool Blankets & Bed Cover
• Thrifted Oriental Rug (€5 Find)

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