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Need some basement furniture, going 70’s. What else? http://vintageretromidcentury.biz/photos/VINTAGE-RETRO-MID-CENTURY-3-SHADE-TENSION-POLE-LAMP-01-rph.jpg https://i.pinimg.com/736x/1c/8c/f9/1c8cf9d6fda36b9264db6ba564eff22d--tv-living-rooms-retro-furniture.jpg View Quote I have a cool headboard with sliding doors that will fit in. Full size mattress. In case you need it for your museum. |
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If you don't have orange or brown shag carpet as a foundation it will look fake.
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Several great 1970s era pieces already posted in this thread I see.
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needs more big wooden forks and spoons on the wall.
don't forget about fon du sets |
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http://1.bp.blogspot.com/_fvSSLy0eIhA/TKWOmn-DM-I/AAAAAAAAAjk/0V1CQPXR5bo/s1600/Penguin+Ice+cooler.jpg OP I have one View Quote |
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Key fact about the 1960s and (especially) 70s:
"Avocado" green was a hugely popular color for major kitchen appliances (refrigerators, stoves, dishwashers). Call me if you ever need a period set director for your 1970s movie productions. |
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Brown plaid sofa. Absolute necessity. https://i.pinimg.com/originals/2f/5e/58/2f5e583ae649bb707cae2d3d62362bbf.jpg View Quote |
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Will go great with an avocado refrigerator.
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What is that?? |
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Key fact about the 1960s and (especially) 70s: "Avocado" green was a hugely popular color for major kitchen appliances (refrigerators, stoves, dishwashers). Call me if you ever need a period set director for your 1970s movie productions. View Quote For serious bonus points, find a wall mounted slimline phone with a spiral cord at least 10' long. |
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Need some basement furniture, going 70’s. What else? http://vintageretromidcentury.biz/photos/VINTAGE-RETRO-MID-CENTURY-3-SHADE-TENSION-POLE-LAMP-01-rph.jpg https://i.pinimg.com/736x/1c/8c/f9/1c8cf9d6fda36b9264db6ba564eff22d--tv-living-rooms-retro-furniture.jpg View Quote |
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Key fact about the 1960s and (especially) 70s: "Avocado" green was a hugely popular color for major kitchen appliances (refrigerators, stoves, dishwashers). Call me if you ever need a period set director for your 1970s movie productions. View Quote My dad still has and uses Corelle dishes with the little green flowers around the edges. My aunt still has the exact same dishes with gold flowers. And we had a green fridge, wall oven, and stovetop. The fridge has long since been replaced, but the stovetop and wall oven are still rocking the green! (Those Corelle dishes are awesome, BTW. Light, thin, and very shatter-resistant. |
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...and don't forget the hairy 70's pussy to bring it all together.
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Orange or green beanbag chairs.
If you do a bedroom, you have to have a waterbed. |
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. https://i.pinimg.com/736x/30/12/c8/3012c889d77abc769c5ffe30d7ff153d.jpg Not going green. Yellow, brown View Quote My parents' house had carpet like that, but it was green. |
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Man, I hate 70’s decor. https://www.AR15.Com/media/mediaFiles/68624/C1787A6E-8F8F-4F18-9B0C-30E9543E8557_jpeg-1015912.JPG https://www.AR15.Com/media/mediaFiles/68624/D5E891FF-F1BA-4BB1-B1DA-3BF15E0F1B64_png-1015914.JPG https://www.AR15.Com/media/mediaFiles/68624/2AA830AD-585E-4CAE-AE1D-40E60D13853E_jpeg-1015916.JPG View Quote |
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I had so many aunts and uncles and elderly neighbors and family friends with houses that looked like that well into the 80s and sometimes into the early 90s.
Once you get to a certain age, you don't give a crap that your stuff is dated. |
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This winter, will be painting poured walls white, with this color theme/stripes on wall
This will fit in nice to the side.. https://www.suncoastarcade.com/product7.php |
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Bean bag chairs for the win. Fun and games until they spring a leak..........
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Depends on what part of the 70s you're wanting to recreate. Around 78' some furniture styles started to become more "futuristic." Early 70s any earth tone was in. Avacado green, browns, and golds / yellows, and some orange. This was huge. It was one of our biggest sellers back in the early to mid 70s, the number 1 seller. https://d3h6k4kfl8m9p0.cloudfront.net/uploads/2018/08/22150008/grandma_70scouch_herpattern.jpg My family owned a furniture store chain. If you need any help I'd be happy to assist you. View Quote |
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Quoted: Ooh! You need an ashtray stand! https://i.pinimg.com/originals/46/58/22/465822a5ce4f6812b02c7f71098226b1.jpg View Quote |
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. https://i.pinimg.com/736x/30/12/c8/3012c889d77abc769c5ffe30d7ff153d.jpg Not going green. Yellow, brown View Quote |
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Quoted: The carpet in my first apartment (1976) looked more like this, except wall to wall, not area rug. And it was about this color green. I remember green, brown and blue. I don't remember seeing a yellow shag carpet. https://rugs.rugimg.com/3127897/3000_3000_1_0_midq_s_20_prog_3127897_image_1010.jpg View Quote I don't think I could ever forget that color. yep orange and blue carpet did anyone have a carpet "rake"? |
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Depends on what part of the 70s you're wanting to recreate. Around 78' some furniture styles started to become more "futuristic." Early 70s any earth tone was in. Avacado green, browns, and golds / yellows, and some orange. This was huge. It was one of our biggest sellers back in the early to mid 70s, the number 1 seller. https://d3h6k4kfl8m9p0.cloudfront.net/uploads/2018/08/22150008/grandma_70scouch_herpattern.jpg My family owned a furniture store chain. If you need any help I'd be happy to assist you. View Quote |
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Don't forget to add some ranch oak furniture too, for the "eclectic shit" look! (True Fact: The Air Force used to own a metric fuck ton of this shit, and maybe still does). https://www.AR15.Com/media/mediaFiles/49274/Ranch_Oak_Chair-1015931.jpg View Quote |
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. https://i.pinimg.com/736x/30/12/c8/3012c889d77abc769c5ffe30d7ff153d.jpg Not going green. Yellow, brown View Quote I probably have 90%of that shit on my basement... |
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