The 1970s is a rich decade from which to draw interior inspiration. "We love the classic 70s sexy sunken living room, wood interiors, monochromatic schemes, warm lighting, and carpeted rooms that ...

The great 1970's interior designer David Hicks once said, “The best rooms have something to say about the people who live in them." While this is a wonderful sentiment, think back to grandma's ...

An archival image of Helen Mirren's living room from 1969 includes a material that we're all coveting in our homes going ...

A lot like they did in the 1970s, according to more than 600 interior designers interviewed by design marketplace 1stDibs. Next year, expect to see a lot of warm, earthy tones, like cobalt blue ...

The Mushroom Lamp Trend: Why the ’70s Icon Is Ruling Interior Design Again For a new generation of interior designers, mushroom lamps are a playful way to shake up décor and connect it to nature.

As much as we want to be Penny Lane, there are a lot of trends from the 70s that should stay in that decade, like shag carpeting and sunken living rooms. But there’s a case to be made for many ...

But the “biggest” ’70s interior design pieces is “the re-emergence of conversation pits,” otherwise known as the “sunken lounge areas” meant for socializing.

Interior design trends from the 70s are set to make a major comeback in 2024. Everything from dark woods, lacquered surfaces, shaggy faux fur rugs and low furniture are expected to return to homes.

The '70s nailed greenery in a way we haven't even come close to. Big orders of the day were spider plants, cacti, rubber plants, cheese plants, trailing ferns and, yes, palms of every shape and size.