The Beauty of the Flaw: Why Gen Z Is Reclaiming Family and Faith

My mother’s home is a living gallery of the past, filled with antiques, heavy, dark woods, intricate carvings, and unique pieces that carry the weight of decades. For years, I wondered what our family would eventually do with these remnants of the past. In a world obsessed with “modern” design, everything crisp, white, and interchangeable, these antiques feel out of place. Modernity prizes the seamless, the instant, the replaceable. Antiques, by contrast, are deep, rich, and strong, flawed in ways that make them priceless: a nick here, a missing piece there. But each imperfection adds…
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