Ever since I saw the iPhone and whatever high-end gadget there is right now, I have seen less people keep antiques inside their houses. You can never judge them you know, for I think that they have considered the fact that we are now all living in a “modern” world, as many of you might say. But that doesn’t mean that we just have to discard what we have long kept and took care of for a very long time.
I personally know many friends who kept antiques and place them inside their houses for design and display. Now, they have either sold it in auction or placed it somewhere. I ask my friends why they have to do that, many of them replied, “to give room for new useful appliances and gadgets inside the house.” True, and I partly agree with them. For you to embrace things which are quite new in your life, you have to let something go.
Now the question, have they not sold antiques in auctions, where exactly have they placed them? I bet it’s not inside their attic or basement. It just loses it’s value whenever you place and associate it with other discarded items in your house. What if I told you that places such as this will make your things somewhat still valuable? You have to preserve things like these because in the future, it only becomes valuable. And with storage facilities to take good care of your antiques, expect a lifelong treasure and thousand or even millions of dollars in the future when you sell these things.
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