The couple lives as if it were in 1930
Lisa and Neil Fletcher, 58 and 55, just married, they made a crucial decision in their daily life. Far from taking advantage of the comfort and convenience that today’s world offers, they have chosen to go back in time and emulate the everyday life of the 1930s.
Lisaaccording to a note from The Mirror which takes up the Mag site of El Comercio de Perú, it was the inspiration for this proposal.
“Since I was a child, I was interested in the past. I didn’t like shopping. I preferred to stay and read a great history book, “she told The Mirror.
To purchase their furniture, Lisa and Neil Fletcher turn to the Shutterstock Photo Illustrative Thrift Markets.
Following his tastes and peculiarities, as soon as he got married in 1991, he bought decorative works of art from the early decades of the 20th century. “I wanted my house to be charming,” he explained.
At first they were just a few pieces. Because Fletcher, the then recent husband, was not so convinced of that footprint in the house. Until in the end he too was happy.
On the other hand, they started fanning themselves with the original outfits of their beloved moment. “I’ve always wanted to dress like this, but I didn’t know where to find the right clothes. Until they passed me the information about a company specializing in original vintage clothes “.
There you will find many of the pieces to put your dream looks together. In addition, he found various charity shops and fairs with items from different past eras.
Lisa and Neil Fletcher live like in 1930’s Capture The Mirror.
A house frozen in time
Your home is also a reflection of this particular choice for your life.
The note on the Mag site of El Comercio de Perú reports that six years ago they acquired an old property in the Somerset area, a suburban county with a long historical tradition located in the South West of England.
The place was destroyed and they took it upon themselves to return it to their liking.
If they have combined this aesthetic with the attractiveness generated by current artifacts, the answer is no.
The television that reigns in his living room is black and white, the refrigerator is from the first half of the 1900s, the kitchen utensils are light years away from the materials we use today, and even the dishes have their history.
The artifacts in the home of Lisa and Fletcher Neil are originals from another era. Shutterstock illustrative photo.
Your particular pace of life
Although Neil’s occupation has not been disclosed, the note compiled by El Comercio de Perú states that he is in charge of the paid work of maintaining the house. While she takes care of the housework full time.
Among his frequent habits, wash clothes by hand and cook with the recipes of that time. “You’d be surprised at the number of preparations that have come from that moment.”
Also, in their free time they choose to listen to vinyl records on gramophones; and to get around they use a car that is about to celebrate its centenary.
They also use a landline and pay cash only.
What repercussions does your lifestyle generate? Lisa is clear: there are people who, as soon as they know their customs, are very flattering while others are rude.
But I just think: “How beautiful everything is”.
Also, for her, buying second-hand items is fascinating, as everything has a story.
Source: Clarin
