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" A tablescape set by Kelly Wearstler. (Photography by Joe Schmelzer) 1. Heirlooms. &amp;quot;You should keep vintage china or glassware that was given to you by your parents or grandparents,&amp;quot; says designer Kelly Wearstler. &amp;quot;It&amp;#039;s all about curating the table and mixing old spirit with new spirit.&amp;quot;  The main drawing room at the Marsh Island Club in Vero Beach, designed by James Andrew 2. Overly-Feminine Pieces. &amp;quot;Pink and lavender can be great for men, but you&amp;#039;ll need to mix but them with new pieces in camel- or beige-tones to make it all less saccharine,&amp;quot; says designer James Andrew. Same for girly patterns like chintz: &amp;quot;Add some tartan! It will help it look like a place where a couple lives together.&amp;quot; Not on only one person&amp;#039;s terms.  A Manhattan home in perfect harmony, designed by Nick Olsen (Photography by Melanie Acevedo) 3. Your Partner&amp;#039;s Furniture. At least until you&amp;#039;ve had a conversation about it. &amp;quot;Don&amp;#039;t throw away someone else&amp;#039;s stuff without asking!&amp;quot; says designer Nick Olsen. &amp;quot;You have to approach getting rid of their pieces that you hate from a strategy standpoint.&amp;quot; Try his script for success: Instead of &amp;quot;I&amp;#039;ve always hated this pillow/sofa/chair!&amp;quot; it&amp;#039;s &amp;quot;How do we make our new place the best place possible?&amp;quot;   Stylish barware by Kelly Wearstler 4. Home Bar. Just because you&amp;#039;re no longer entertaining dates at home doesn&amp;#039;t mean you should lose your stylish bar accessories. &amp;quot;They transition from your single life to entertaining as a couple,&amp;quot; says Wearstler.  James Andrew&amp;#039;s collection of sunglasses. (Photography by Jeffrey Hirsch for New York Social Diary) 5. Collections. &amp;quot;If you care about someone, you have to find a way to be open to their &amp;#039;thing,&amp;#039;&amp;quot; says Andrew. &amp;quot;Anything that brings you or your partner that much joy deserves to stay, so be considerate and thoughtful.&amp;quot; Truly no place to display it? Choose a few pieces to be out in the open and put the rest in an agreed-upon place.   A sweet dog with Kelly Wearstler accessories 6. Your Current Roommates. &amp;quot;Keep your pets,&amp;quot; says Wearstler. But don&amp;#039;t let them feel neglected by the big changes. &amp;quot;They get new beds, too,&amp;quot; she adds. Amen to that. NEXT: The pieces you absolutely should TRASH when moving in together.  PLUS! Don&amp;#039;t Miss:   15 Things You Should Never EVER Have In Your Home After 30  10 Things Every Man Needs At Home    10 Things Every Women Needs At Home   "^^<http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema#string>
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