The 1970s were a time of bold and memorable home décor trends that made every household unique. These items reflected a mix of practicality and personality, often influenced by the cultural and social ...

Emerald green is a soothing, beautiful color that is everywhere in home decor — we help to explain why.

There are many things from the '60s and '70s that we don't want back — the Manson Family and Watergate scandal come to mind — but there are some excellent design trends we want. The 1960s and ...

These were cheap trends of the 1960s and '70s. Patterns were usually busy and either brown, pale yellow, orange, green or all of the above. Removing linoleum, by the way, was almost impossible.

Not just one shade of green but two made up a statement wall in one of our 1971 issues, alongside a boldly printed duvet cover. As well as in bedroom decor, the Ideal Home archive pages are awash with ...

Swap your traditional green wreath with this red stunner! Made from lifelike berries and natural grapevine, this is one piece of decor that you won’t want to wait to pull out year after year ...

This retro shade is clearly having a moment, as Pinterest’s Autumn report unveiled a 350% increase in searches of ‘dark green bathroom’ and a whopping 2,670% rise in ‘green home decor ...

You’ve probably noticed it in clothing stores: racks and shelves full of high-waisted flares, rib-knit turtlenecks, acid green sweatshirts and disco ball metallics. It’s that ‘70s — and ...

You’ve probably noticed it in clothing stores: racks and shelves full of high-waisted flares, rib-knit turtlenecks, acid green sweatshirts, and disco ball metallics. It’s that ‘70s — and ...

"Wild and crazy" '70s decor is perfect for a young couple who found their home in Omaha's Benson neighborhood.

The best '70s retro decor pieces you can buy from Amazon, Target, Albany Park & more online websites to exude a groovy vibe.