70s Home Decor

This woman's home isn't just a bit vintage... it's ALL vintage! And she collected all of this in just six months.

What is it like to live in a time machine? Five people explain why they made their home into the perfect replica of an earlier era

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Experts expect that many ‘70s home decor trends are making a comeback in today’s age of coziness and self-expression. We dig into some examples of hygge found in ‘70s decor themes and how you can implement them into your home.

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Every single year, a new load of trends circulate our homes and to be honest, not all of them are the best. Even in the last decade there are a few design pieces that we can barely imagine putting into our spaces today. That's not saying all vintage pieces are bad though. We love finding cool items from the past to put in our homes. While it's fun to be nostalgic and curate pieces that have a mark of the past, you have to admit there's a reason we all look back at old photos and cringe.While…

Project by: Tyler Karu of Landing Design Location: Portland, Maine Tyler was able to create a 70s-inspired space that hits all the design high notes of the decade without veering into parody or camp. With some smartly shopped pieces and warm colors, this home is as eye-catching as it is welcoming. From Tyler: When my clients brought me on board, immediately after purchasing the property, they informed me that their inspiration was “seventies conversation pit.” I was elated.

The gaudy wallpaper, low lighting and shag carpets of yesteryear have got a second lease of life in the pandemic.

The post I wrote last week about groovy 70s furniture got me thinking about conversation pits. I’m convinced that conversation pits were the pinnacle of architectural evolution, and it’s all been downhill from there. Maybe we’re just afraid of that kind of greatness. But it’s 2015, y’all. We’ve accomplished so much, and we’ve come so far. I think it’s time to bring the conversation pit back.