Showing posts with label 70s. Show all posts
Showing posts with label 70s. Show all posts

Wednesday, May 28, 2014

Groovy Funky Retro Bedroom Pictures - 60s style decorating - 70s theme decorating - Funky Flower Power Bedrooms - 70's Theme Decor - 70s theme bedroom decorating







Though described in the 90s as the decade that style forgot, the 70s has since gained a renewed kudos and magnetism in the new millennium. 


Take a trip down memory lane......



Whether you’re groovin’ in the 60s or getting funky in the 70s
- flashback to your favorite era -
with lava lamps, disco lights, and retro decorations






Groovy baby, now you can bring the Sixties back to your bedroom with wonderful tie dye, peace sign and paisley












 






 

 Feelin' funky? Add some REAL.BIG. peace into your life with these peace sign wall graphics available from FATHEAD WALL GRAPHICS

 









 Ultra funky hippie style bedroom





A little trippy - a little hippie - and a lot of color










The design of the 1970s was distinguished by a strong confluence of creativity and functionalism in furnishing and decor. We already recognize many '70s furniture designs as icons of mid-century modernism-and the proof is the prices they command at fine furniture auctions today. Bony examines the works of international designers whose creations exemplify this period, from the ergonomically-focused designers working in America to the pure design movement in Scandinavia and design innovators in Italy led by Archizoom, Alchymia, and Gaetano Pesce. This indispensable reference book chronicles the period's interior design trends with over 200 photographs focusing on artistic and decorative innovations that created the first intelligent and informed design conversation between two continents.









In the Seventies disco was king! The sideburns of John Travolta made young girls hearts beating faster. Bell-bottom jeans were hot and the Cookie Monster from Sesame Street was still allowed to eat Cookies. Are you ready for a trip down Memory Lane?












70s bedroom design ideas girls bedrooms







Funky Flower Power Bedroom



Far-out fashions of the sensational sixties are  just too groovy to give up. Here's the most fab retro room a daisy dreamer could ever want to create. This book includes all DIY patterns and instructions  to create this super cool room. The Big Book of Teen Rooms Design a "Cool Room" with a little paint, a bit of glue, and some creative thinking. Fill your room with pizzaz, mix mod flower power pillows with a  patchwork coverlet and bed skirt. Funky frames with faux fur and more flowers. 





 Think Pink - retro - funky - cool cat - Pink Panther



Funky flower power - peace signs - tie dye and don't forget
 ruff ruff  Scooby doo














Honky Tonk disco queen




Honky Tonk style creation that was the 70's

 


Walls are vibrant and boldly trimmed with fluorescent pink feather boas. 

Curtains are sequinned in true disco style and tied back with furry dice. 

Heart shaped mirrors, hippy glass beads in jewel colours are draped around the bed. 

There is a disco ball and walls adorned with pictures of icons from that era. This is a room that knows no restraint kitschy, over the top and totally groovy.






Decorating in 70s style included large polka dot patterns, geometric and bright floral designs







A staggering collection of 1970s fashion faux pas, from torso-clinging disco shirts to billowing bell bottoms. Mothers in hot pants, dads in leisure suits, children subjected to cruel knitting experiments… The 1970s brought us many things—some remembered fondly, others with a collective wince. But the true horror of the 70s lies in the many and various crimes against style. Whatever the cause, an almost universal lack of restraint, coupled with a dearth of taste, led to some of the most ghastly and regrettable styles in fashion history. Most people have, of course, set fire to any photographic evidence of their grimmest fashion errors, so the author has had to search far and wide to track down some of the crotch-mangling, buttock-hugging, polyester numbers you find here. So sit back and enjoy this homage to fashion's darkest hour.













cool cats and chicks
Mix
Retro  with   Modern Contemporary Art Deco
for some creative style












Retro Hell: Life in the `70s and `80S, from Afros to Zotz

Valley Girls, Quaaludes, Howard Cosell, K-Tel Records. In today's pop-culture spin-cycle the 1970s and 1980s rule. "Retro Hell" provides a travelogue through the best and worst of these unforgettable decades. Orchestrated by the editor of the "Ben Is Dead" magazine, the book both sends up and celebrates the cultural landscape of our misspent youth. Thirty "Ben Is Dead" writers and hundreds of their readers helped assemble the nearly 1000 sharply opinionated alphabetical entries and sidebars. The icons, the eccentricities, the excesses, the kitsch - from alligator shirts, breakdancing, Earth Shoes and Farrah Fawcett to bumper stickers, eight-tracks, Schoolhouse Rock and John Travolta. Illustrated throughout with 100 black-and-white photographs and illustrations, the book offers a compendium of recent pop-culture arcana - a look back for everyone who survived the 70s and 80s.





 





for more decorating ideas and decor also visit:

Scooby Doo theme bedroom decorating blog
Retro - 60s Style decorating ideas and decor

Mid-Century bedroom pictures Blog
Flower Garden Theme Rooms
Tie Dye Theme Bedroom decorating ideas and decor
Rainbow Theme Rooms
Music Theme Bedrooms
Nostalgic 50s Style Decorating
50s theme decorating ideas Blog
Tiki Lounge
Modern Contemporary Style decorating and deccor


Boho Style Decorating - Boho decor - Bohemian theme decorating ideas blog




















------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------



is copyrighted work by Maries Manor Kids Theme Bedrooms

------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------




















Saturday, October 15, 2011

Retro mod style decorating ideas - mid century mod style decorating ideas - Modern Retro



All things lovely from the 1930s to the 1970s. 




"Modern Retro will inspire you to create a stylish, individual home that combines modern classics with thrift-store finds and the best of contemporary design."
 
 

  
Past and present can sit stylishly together - a 1930's Aalto stacking stool with Eames chairs from the 1950's, a modern chain-store sofa with a 1970's glass top table - allowing you to make the most of the gloriously eclectic forms, colors, and patterns available." 






Providing great seating comfort, the solid but elegant appearance of this Modern chair owns a unique visual character. An appealing focal point in any modern surrounding, this chair is a great addition to your home decor.










 





This contemporary Barmere burnt oak writing office desk features slim, angled legs in a stylish nod to iconic mid-century design. The desk also provides plenty of storage for writing necessities with two deep storage drawers. The desk also features a multi-step finish, giving each desk a unique appearance. The beautiful desk fits well in any home office, bedroom, or other work area. The iconic design of this desk blends uniquely in homes with any style of decor.


    






 Brighten up any living space with the Canopy mini pendant, featuring an elegant wood shade design. This effulgent fixture delights with a stunning finish and a contemporary, single-light design.








Take the 1950’s look - complete with collector's pieces - and mixing and matching it with elements from other eras.

  



Mid-Century Modern Living Room - more pictures here


 
Bring back the 60s with a mod style retro look mixed with a touch of funky modern. Using loud and eye-catching wallpaper patterns colors will get you on the right track!

    

 

  
Accessorize with colorful and fun decorative accents. Don't forget the quirky and odd-looking furniture!















Travel back in style with these funky Retro Egg chairs with their unconventional shape that resembles a space-age pod. The construction makes it perfect for sound isolation, and a comfortable area to sit and read. Its chamber-like shape and upholstered interior cancels out most outside noise, providing a unique environment for meditation, relaxation and just getting away from it all. Add fun shaped beaded curtains to complete the retro look.











Wall Flats™ from Inhabit® are lightweight dimensional wall tiles that work together through an automatic pattern repeat to create large-scale three-dimensional walls of any size and shape. Molded from bagasse, one of the world's most renewable resources, they are durable, sustainable and biodegradable. They can be installed, trimmed and painted with commonly available products and tools. Scraps are biodegradable and can be recycled with other paper products or composted.









Metro mod style baby nursery





retro mod style nursery
















Retro look wallpaper of the past updated for today's homes.

















Like a flower blooming in the sun, the Photon ceiling lamp's aluminum petals blossom around a chrome body.






The seventies are back with this nod to the halcyon days of flared trousers and bold design.







Add a touch of nostalgia - come on .... who didn't have a boomerang shaped coffee table, be honest.
















Mid-century modern furniture refuses to fade into the obscurity of the past












In recent years, mid-20th-century modern furniture, ceramics, glass, and textiles have become hugely popular among people who appreciate the stylish contribution that these pieces make to today's home.


Modern Retro will inspire you to create a look that combines classics by such visionaries as the Eameses, Bertoia, and Aalto with thrift-store finds and the best contemporary design.




Combining the clean, unadorned lines of the International Modernists with organic and geometric forms, the Catalina Collection is suggestive of the works of America’s Mid-Century Modern designers. All pieces are crafted in solid American black walnut or maple hardwood. 


Add a little contemporary glamour with a touch of retro lighting. 
   
 
  
Modern Retro is not about slavishly recreating a period feel - but instead taking the best designs of the 1920s through the 1970s and use them throughout your home in a relaxed and individual way. 



Past and present can sit stylishly together - allowing you to make the most of the gloriously eclectic forms, colors, and patterns available.







Crazy mix of patterns, shapes and colors with a twist of quirkiness






















The clean, cool lines of modern architecture was a direct rebuttal to the neoclassical styles that came before. Rooms flowed into one another and often included floor-to-ceiling glass walls to open the house to the natural world. "The new structures placed emphasis on efficiency and function, as well as informality and comfort," says author Lisa Skolnik. Inside, bold, spare furnishings like low-slung sofas and ovoid glass coffee tables were arranged with minimum clutter and often featured built-in furniture to keep the space open and airy. Clocks, lamps, and glassware took on asymmetrical and free-form shapes; most popularly, kidneys, amoebas, and boomerangs. That lime-green Egg chair of grandma's - which you thought hideous as a child - would now be snapped up in a second by a savvy collector.







cool cats and chicks 






   
Living Retro style 








retro - yet modern with a splash of rainbow color














representing all things Mid-century Modern - a.k.a. super hot right now - this colorful planter not only looks terrific out on the patio or deck, but also inside. It's perfect for holding magazines and whatnot in any living space, or place it on a shelf for a little flair on its own.

The conical bowl shape is how this planter originally got its name in the 1950s, as it resembles a little bullet or space ship ready for take-off. Back then fiberglass had burst onto the scene in decor products and just about everything else, so this planter, in true homage to its predecessor, is crafted of fiberglass, too, in a wide range of colors. You'll love it - and you'll love a few of them even more. Consider a trio in different colors! Super swanky.


































In the Seventies disco was king! The sideburns of John Travolta made young girls hearts beating faster. Bell-bottom jeans were hot and the Cookie Monster from Sesame Street was still allowed to eat Cookies.












groovy baby - All You Need Is Love 



Nothin' like a little love and peace!



 Decorate with Peace Signs















Feelin' funky? Add some REAL.BIG. peace into your life with these peace sign wall graphics available from FATHEAD WALL GRAPHICS




























50s style decorating ideas







Cherish the traditional, honor the antique, and invite fun and color into your retro mid century themed home






Choose from the arty bohemia of the 1910s, the chic 20s of the flappers, the elegant Art Deco styles of the 30s and 40s, or the modernism of the 50s. Those who prefer a more modern look can choose between the dazzling Pop Art of the 60s, the penthouse cosmopolitan 70s, the Post-modern eclectic 80s, or 90s loft living. Whatever your style, make it your own.







also visit:




Beatnik chicks and cool dudes decor - mid century decorating decor


70s theme decorating blog

50s theme decorating ideas Blog

Tie Dye Bedding and Hippie Decor

Flower Power Theme Bedrooms and Groovy pad decor

Rainbow Theme Bedroom decor 

Rainbow Theme Rooms Blog

















------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------

is copyrighted work by Maries Manor Kids Theme Bedrooms


------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------