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, creative director of Lisa and Leroy. "That sense of character brings personality and style to a home." Better yet, this piece is sure to be an instant conversation starter.You never know what kind of artwork you'll stumble upon at the flea market; there is truly something for every aesthetic and wall size. Skok is most drawn to petite framed watercolors, oil landscapes, and seascapes. "The smaller the better," she says. "They look so charming lined up on a wall."

, founder of Curated by Thea, also enjoys shopping for artwork at flea markets. "There’s something so rewarding about finding a one-of-a-kind piece that feels like it has a story to tell," she says. Bloch-Neal has even sourced items like the abstract work shown above for just $25. "It’s proof that great style doesn’t have to come with a high price tag," she adds.Skok likes to think outside the box when it comes to how she styles jugs and pitchers in her home. "I use them for posies in my guest rooms to welcome guests or lined up down my table interspersed with votives and candlesticks," she says. Her favorite makers to source at flea markets include English brands like Minton and Spode.On a similar note, be sure to keep an eye out for all kinds of handmade ceramic pieces, adds interior designer

alike. "We use them all over our projects," says Yeske.Designers love to use books for styling, but it doesn't hurt when you come across titles that are fun to flip through, too. Yeske has had luck finding inexpensive, interesting titles at flea markets. "Vintage or worn books add so much texture to bookshelves," she says. "I also love that you'll often discover books you've never seen before."

In the market for larger pieces? Be sure to scour the flea for unique benches, Bloch-Neal recommends. "There are so many interesting wood pieces out there—each with its own character, shape, and size," she says. "Whether it’s a simple, worn-in farmhouse bench or something with a more sculptural design, I’m always drawn to them."

, founder of MDI Luxury Design, also had luck scoring a special bench (which can double as a coffee table or foot rest) at the flea. "It's said to have been used in a Georgia barber shop where Elvis once sat," she says. "It’s a fun story to tell.""I had a dream, and I woke up," Tanner said. "I started writing a letter once a week to the White House after I had that dream, and, two years later, I was let go."

After being denied by former President Barack Obama in 2016, Tanner was granted clemency by Trump in 2020.Last August, Tanner published a book, "Duke Got Life: A Boxer's Fight for Freedom and One Last Shot at Redemption," detailing his story.

And then just last month, the former boxer was granted a full presidential pardon. Tanner even visited the White House to thank Trump in person."I got to thank him, and he remembered my case. And he said, 'Man, you had a bad road, but you got a beautiful son. I hear you’re doing great things. And continue the good work. I'm watching you,'" Tanner said.