While some vintage styles have long faded from memory, others are more popular than ever.
In fact, many of this year’s biggest design trends draw inspiration from decades past.
Here are 10 nostalgic design trends making their way back into our homes in fresh, modern ways.
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Rattan Furniture
Popular throughout the 1960s and ’70s,rattan furnitureis making a major comeback.
The lightweight woven material delivers natural texture and a laidback look that works well in rooms of all styles.
Saturated colors, crisp lines, and watercolor-like designs give this nostaglic decor trend a modern twist.
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The metal offers a warmer alternative to the chrome and nickel finishes that dominated the last couple of decades.
Emphasizing simplicity and function, midcentury modern style remains relevant (and desirable) today.
Retro Appliances
Retro-style refrigeratorsare a popular accent that gives contemporary kitchens an added sense of character.
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Macrame Decor
Seventies-eramacrame is experiencing a modern revival.
Orpractice your knot-tying techniquesso you’ve got the option to craft your own decor.
Vintage Rugs
Vintage rugs are a gorgeous way to introduce rich color and pattern to a space.
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You’ll now find them in every room of the homeeven kitchens and bathrooms.
Faded colors, worn spots, and fraying edges add to the character.
Curved Furniture
Reminscent of styles common in the 1950s,curvy furnitureis back in a big way.
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These comfy pieces often feature rounded backs, wavy arms, or an overall asymmetrical shape.
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