1950s interior

The colors of the seventies were pretty drab in comparison to those of the psychedelic sixties. The country was recovering from the turmoil of the Vietnam War, and the desire for peace and calm was reflected in the dark wood and warm earth tones of the period.Avocado Green and Harvest Gold were important colors (especially in appliances), and were frequently mixed with toned-down versions of sixties orange.

Vertical gardens soften the cool concrete aesthetics of Il Mercato Gentiloni, a stirring gastronomic project in Saltillo, Mexico...

Oggi sul blog andremo alla scoperta di Jackie, un locale a Helsinki ispirato ai club milanesi degli anni '70, disegnato da Joanna Laajisto. Curiosi?

The Matsumoto farmhouse is definitely the most dramatic transformation of season 4! We couldn’t believe it when the Matsumotos chose this old shack to be their home. The Matsumotos’ style is industrial farmhouse, so every detail of the home is a twist on traditional. I loved the way this unique spin on the classic farmhouse …

Being the first commercial boxing gym in the region, The Burrow introduces a modern combination of boxing exercises to Kuwait.

Make it Blue

Maybe it’s not so obvious from the first sight but green can be a great color for creating a vintage atmosphere in your bathroom. And before you start o

Because it’s never too late to try a new trend!

Rüskasa focuses on modern wooden furniture built by hand using labor-intensive techniques including hand carving benches to look like they're upholstered.

Although I am partial to the hippie style of the early 70’s, I have a deep love for everything fun from that decade. This includes the rock and roll/glam side of things as well as *cough cough*) disco fever! Now, I know that back then, the “rockers” and the “disco kids” were very much at […]

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