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Bring Back the Groovy Era: Top Decor Ideas for a 70s Living Room
In fashion, as in decor, the trend toward retro is a common practice. We're not here to judge it. Yes, things were better before — not everything was perfect in the Great Thirties… although there are still some doubts about decor. We must admit that we're not opposed to a touch of nostalgia and the desire to immerse ourselves in the style of the seventies, its good mood, materials, and colors… especially in the living room!
How to Embrace the 70s Style in Your Living Room?
PinterestLet it be said in 2023, the revival of the seventies knows no crisis. Forms, shades, patterns, and their emblematic aesthetic vocabulary continue to liberate many contradictory decorative desires. Because what could be bolder and more opposite than a low sofa, psychedelic patterns, a wool carpet, and a lacquered coffee table? The living room remains the room where this style best expresses itself — a place of life, where it freely unfolds to unite materials and colors in the great purpose of life: inviting for exchange and relaxation. An anthology of rich materials, voluptuous furniture, and charismatic colors — here's a brief guide to bring your living room into the seventies.
A Low 70s Sofa for Maximum Style Impact!
PinterestThe first key to a successful seventies-style living room is the presence of a low sofa. A symbol of an era aiming to revolutionize even interiors, this seat is very close to the floor and particularly comfortable. It quickly freed us from overly corseted living rooms. Two sofa models especially symbolized the needs of that generation. True bestsellers, they gave rise to a whole bunch of sofas with voluptuous shapes close to the body and floor. To overcome comfort challenges in your living room, choose a beautiful low sofa with a 70s-libertarian spirit. Depending on your desires — and taste for risk — you can even choose a sofa model combining the characteristics of those stars: low seat, velvet upholstery and bright colors. When we love, we don't count!
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