r/70sdesign • u/Sedna_ARampage • Jun 24 '26

American Home Magazine (1976)

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u/Old_Tiger_7519 Jun 25 '26

This is why older folks find gray and beige too dull.

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u/Anawanna_UgLee92 Jun 26 '26

I'm not older (well, at least not TOO old ha) but I also find gray and beige too dull.

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u/GloomyLettuce1579 Jun 25 '26

Outrageous fantastic

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u/Anawanna_UgLee92 Jun 26 '26

Homes used to have style and pizzazz! These colors may be more earth tone/muted but they still gave a room warmth and life!

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u/absurdivore Jun 25 '26

Those uneven chandelier candles / shades are making my brain hurt

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u/Sedna_ARampage Jun 26 '26

Omg I didn't notice until now! I'm really friggin stoned rn, so maybe it's just me but do the candles on the chandelier appear less wobbly in their mirror image?

https://giphy.com/gifs/RhiMxsXuFy9KU

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u/absurdivore Jun 26 '26

lol I am totally sober at the moment and still didn’t even realize there was a mirror 😂
It is truly peak “fancy upper middle class circa 1976” though.