Since The Release Of Daisy Jones And The Six On Prime, Searches For 1970’s Interior Design Style Increases 78%

On The Table Read Magazine, “the best creativity magazine in the UK“, Laura Burnett from Feather & Black shares the best 1970’s interior design style ideas, based on the hit TV show Daisy Jones And The Six.

 

1970’s Interior Design Style

Our rooms are a safe-haven, a valuable space where we unwind and deal with ourselves. Laura Burnett, a bedroom expert from Feather & Black, reveals five top interior trends that will be staples of bedroom design in the coming months to help create a harmonious, aesthetically pleasing, and practical haven.

According to Pinterest Trends, the number of terms related to the 1970s bedroom has increased by 78% in the past year.

Trends are cyclical; in the past ten years, we’ve seen a resurgence of 1990s style, and now more inspiration from the 1970s is finding its way into home aesthetics. This could be due to a variety of factors, particularly media influences—shows like Daisy Jones and the Six and others feature stunning 1970s set designs that viewers adore and want to replicate. Social media is also very popular because it is much easier to find 1970s home decor ideas there.

Earth Tones

Delicious earth tones are an extraordinarily significant component of this pattern, especially when set close by shaded examples and surfaces. Muffled oranges, rich greens and warm browns summon moment wistfulness and match delightfully with material wooden accents like rattan or shiplap. They were very popular in the 1970s, as people were becoming more interested in environmentalism and sustainability. Earth tones were seen as a way to connect with nature and create a more natural atmosphere in the home.

Earth tones can be utilized to make a wide range of thoroughly searches in the home. They can be used to create a warm and inviting atmosphere or a more contemporary and sophisticated appearance. In the home, earth tones can also be used to create a sense of harmony and balance.

For unrestrained 70s style, combine these cozy elements with fringed curtains, cushions, or lampshades and gold accents.

 

Wooden Accents

In the 1970s, wood accessories like lamps, mirrors, and sculptures were also popular. They were frequently made of intriguing woods, like teak or rosewood.

For bedrooms, rustic decor is a straightforward yet timeless option. Since December 2022, Pinterest searches for “rustic bedroom” have increased by 203 percent, much to the delight of interior enthusiasts.

The bedroom’s wooden accents are incredibly elegant and warm, and rustic weathered oak is the ultimate in luxury. With delicate lack of bias, endured oak is the ideal decision for genuine complexity. Wooden accents add refinement to any rustic bedroom, whether you fall in love with a stunning, weathered oak bed or an utterly stylish bedside table.

Farmhouse Style

The rustic, wooden style is brought to life by the farmhouse style. Over the past three months, Pinterest searches for “farmhouse décor” have increased by 63% worldwide, indicating the style’s growing popularity. The combination of contemporary beauty and a rustic style that farmhouses provide has been cited as the reason for the rise in interest.

The most common natural materials used in the 1970s farmhouse style are brick, stone, and wood. Most of the time, these materials are used in their raw, unfinished state.

Start with soft, light tones for your curtains, a rug or carpet, or your bedding to incorporate this style into your living room, and then add darker, wooden tones to furniture components.

 

Rattan

Furniture, baskets, and other objects are made from rattan, a tropical vine. It is well-known for its natural beauty, adaptability, and durability. In the 1970s, rattan was very popular, and it is now back in style.

In recent months, searches for “rattan furniture” have increased 316 percent, indicating that the rattan style has been steadily growing. Rattan furniture, whether it’s a bed, side table, or wardrobe, has a natural texture that can make your space look better. It is a popular choice for many due to its comforting warmth and soft tones.

Rattan furniture is an great way to add natural beauty to your home. Rattan beds, tables, chairs, and sofas can all be used to create a welcoming and comfortable space. Any room can benefit from rattan accessories like mirrors, lamps, and baskets.

Accent Wall

Indulging in an accent wall in your bedroom has enduring appeal thanks to its colorful splashes, exquisite stenciling, and ornate wall panelling. Interest in complement walls has ascended by 69% throughout recent months on Pinterest, truth be told.

Accent walls allow you to express your most genuine style without focusing on a full change. The almost limitless configurations of wall paneling, moulding, and cladding that can accommodate a variety of interior styles are wonderful innovations in this trend.

Why not seize the opportunity to include built-in conveniences at the bedside? Without having to worry about unsightly wires, mood lighting or useful USB ports can add a touch of opulence to your bedtime routine. Add dimension and warmth to the paneling by covering it in irresistibly warm vanilla tones once it has taken shape.

 

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