9 Perfect Spots to Display Antique American Flags

These classic pieces deserve a place of honor in any home.
Paul Costello
Covering a Wall
In 1912, President Taft issued an executive order that set guidelines for the American flag. Before then, makers were free to interpret the configuration of white stars in a blue field as they saw fit. The resulting variety makes these vintage flags prized collectibles. This 45-star stunner from 1986 fills a wall with American pride.
Max Kim-Bee
In an Entryway
The 1915 flag in this home's entryway is afind from the Brimfield Antique Show. A vintage mercury-glass lamp and hunting trophies add to eclectic look.
Studio EMP
Above a Sofa
A neutral color scheme and rustic pallet backdrop make this flag the room's true focal point.
Keith Scott Morton
Behind a Bed
"I call the guest bedroom my Stars and Stripes room," says the owner of this New York cottage. Instead of a headboard, an antique flag anchors this room.
Courtesy of Bellacor
Propped in a Frame
This largeAmerican flag adds a dose of patriotic color to an otherwise basic corner.
Eden Passante for A Beautiful Mess
In the Dining Room
A custom-framed, 48-star American flag takes center stage above the table in this ranch-style California home.
Selena Kirchhoff for Apartment Therapy
In a Sitting Area
A vintage flag, alongside a guitar and a framed farmhouse print, brings some Americana to a conversaton space in this Nashville home.
Tria Giovan
In a Kid's Room
An oversize American flag makes a fitting addition to a boys' room with a nautical color scheme.
Joslyn Blair
Grouped in a Vase
In lieu of a floral arrangement, set out a vase filled with mini American flags in your foyer.
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