70’s Vintage Home Decor

Wow , the 70’s had such vibrant colors! Hope you enjoyed and please like , share and subscribe. Thanks for watching

Music: Acoustic Guitar
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[purplesunflower]

My Dad granted my wish orange and purple bedroom at the age of 14 ! ! Loved it orange shag pile carpet! I'm 63! When corporate bland didn't rule design!

[zetasong]

this video feels good...beautiful music and memories...

[jmcd]

Great music for your excellent images…I was there and lived it. Thanks!

[lightmarker]

When home felt like it. Warm and cozy, and expressed individual tastes . Some decade wasn't it !

[mememo]

I grew up with very similar furnishings. What memories.

[blossom]

My Goodness! If we weren’t anything even we Were Colorful!✌️

[marybethmacnulty]

Once upon a time, before there was beige...and almond... Oh these scenes and colors and guitar pickin' are melting my insides. This is beautiful. Thank you. Peace.

[jondstewart]

:07 was my favorite! That was the tail-end of what was called mid-century decor in the early 1970’s. In the 1972-1975 built neighborhood I grew up in, I remember one of the model homes looked like that and thought it was so neat and futuristic looking!

[blitzkrieg]

I am of a different opinion than some of these other commenters. I grew up in the 70's and I remember all of this with great fondness. So colorful. This does not exist anymore. Now this is considered tacky. Garish. Not for me. I miss all the the colors. All of the artistic patterns. Now it's all about being sparse and using neutrals and earth tones. A lot of the artistry and self expression has been lost. It's sad to me that what was once considered great and beautiful is now looked at as a bad thing by many people. However, I am very aware that this aesthetic is still well appreciated by lovers of vintage decor.

[ETE]

This is perfect for inspiration for my pending 70s themed room! Thank you!

[mchapman]

0:16….I had that exact vinyl wallpaper in my kitchen, with copper appliances, and avocado green indoor kitchen carpet. We had a green wall phone. Burnt orange shag carpet in living room, and a LAVA LAMP.

[rodneyfranks]

Love the wood accents looks better than the stainless steel morgue kitchens I grew up with.

[nowandthennn]

I remember some of my family members had similar furnishings and colors in their decor .

[will.a.benjamin]

A lot of people say 70's decor was tacky but I like it. Everything is so sterile and boring now.

[julienielsen]

Don't have much choice car colors and interiors these days. I remember car brochures showing all the wonderful color choices back then.

[calvinjefferson]

When Shag Carpet was the hip thing too have.

[larkatmic]

We were so unafraid of color back then. What happened?

[davidroache]

Some of the living room photos have great architecture that is often seen in 70s era homes. I love the architecture of 70s houses. The decor, not so much.

[StarchildMagic]

I tend to think of 1970s design as headache-inducingly awful. But the spaces here that are more understated are really quite retro and I like them a lot. The lines of the furniture are so distinctive, and when they're allowed to shine without competing with bold patterns in the carpet plus the walls plus the upholstry, it's a great look.

[fabienneclavier]

I was born in the early 70s, and my oh my, most houses were so bold and colorful. Or so brown and dark. Not relaxing, tbh, and often not really pretty either.