1920s living room decor

Invented in 1860, linoleum flooring was already very popular by the early 1920s, when these full-color (thus, very expensive) advertisements ran in four

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Because they were relatively quick and easy to construct, bungalow-style homes were all the rage in the 1920s, and homeowner Jessica Small’s (@fromgrittopearl) 1920s home is no exception. Its Craftsman details, such as the unique windows, thick wooden trim, beadboard ceilings, and original hardwood flooring, sold her on the home the minute she walked in, but they needed some major restoration work.

Looking for art deco room ideas to update your home? Check out this living room design inspiration for your next makeover!

Karpen Furniture had some nice rooms illustrated in magazines like House Beautiful and American Home during the 1920s. The company tended to specialize in traditional furnishings which the majority of home owners wanted. This room leans toward the 18th C. Colonial style. (I'm building a collection of 20th C. American residential images and articles at Antique Home & Style.)

Filled with luxurious fabrics, sharp lines, mixed metallics, and rich color palettes, Art Deco style decor is both glamorous and eclectic. No surprise then that these decor trends are making a comeback. #artdeco #1920s #vintage #designtrends #decortrends #artdecodecor #1920sdecor #antiques #nostalgiadecor #decorideas

Even though everything in our house still feels very much like a work in progress, here's a peek at the progress we have made in our living & dining rooms.

Last week we published our budget for the Porch House powder bathroom (you can see that here ) and I wanted to get back to the topic of money today. For those of us who own and love old homes, there can be an interesting intersection where renovations and life finances meet. Like

Add a touch of luxury with updated takes on 1920s style, with nods to art-deco style motifs, tassels on cushions and lighting and golden finishes.