Magazines from the world The return of the 70s in the world of interior design told by Architectural Digest - between new combinations of warm colors and prestigious re-editions of grand icons The return of the 70s in the world of interior design told by Architectural Digest - between new combinations of warm colors and prestigious re-editions of grand icons “It can’t be a coincidence: rising interest rates, worries about inflation and the price of gas, and the triumphant return of the disco ball and the blob sofa all in the same year? Could it be that midcentury-modern style has decided to take a much-needed rest? Avant-garde Italian furniture from the 1970s, smoked glass, conversation pits, earthy colors, and wall-to-wall carpeting all appear to be back with gusto.” - full article. Magazine: Architectural Digest Country: USA Date: August 24th 2022 Article: Why Are We Yearning for ’70s Decor Again? Author: Sarah Archer 16 September 2022 Add to bookmarks Add to bookmarks Share
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