Grab some Dunkaroos and join us for a walk down memory lane.

If these things made an appearance in your childhood home, you’re definitely a ’90s kid.

that reigned throughout most of the decade.

90’s style dining room

Credit:Rick Taylor

In this moment of nostalgia, we’ll choose to forget the bust.

Ultrafrilly

This was the mom antidote to yourgrunge phase.

We need more stuff.

Living room with floral decor

Credit:Jenifer Jordan

Finding Fido in this room is like searching aWhere’s Waldo?book.

Can you spot the dog in this picture?

Wicker Furniture

Demand forwicker furniturewent wild.

Red living room with floral decor

Credit:Jenifer Jordan

And we’re pretty sure these rooms had something to do with it.

Pattern x 1,000,000

PATTERNS!

Oh, and did we mention PATTERNS?

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(Also, those window treatments.

We think designers secretly challenged each other to see how many stripes they could fit into one room.

We couldn’t talk about patterns from the ’90s and fail to mention gingham.

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But the sofa fromFull Housewas enough to cement the patern’s status as a mainstay in American decor.

Ross Chapple

Gingham on ev-er-y-thing – even the ceiling.

Carpet in the bathroomstill not a good idea.

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Beth Singer

We know: “Wallpaper has made its comeback.”

And we still insist we won’t regret it.

Our kids will probably say, “Ugh!

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Doesn’t this bath look like it would go perfectly with the D. J./Stephanie bedroom fromFull House?

Many times, yellow and blue lost red to strike out on their own.

And what ‘90shome decorwas complete without a round, skirted table?

Dining room with gingham decor

But painting something in her house the color of Monica’s door was the closest she got.

Apparently, one window treatment was never enough.

Aah, the hours spent playing Oregon Trail … er … doing homework.

Bedroom with gingham ceiling wallpaper

Credit:Ross Chapple

A Closet for Your CDs

AN ENTIRE CLOSET FOR YOUR CDs.

Who would have thought that a decade later, the iPod would make this obsolete?

’90s Minimalism

To be fair, the ’90s had its share ofminimalism.

Bedroom with light green sponge painting on walls

Credit:Kent Clawson

Bathroom with wall decal

Credit:D. Randolph Foulds

Kids bathroom with painted blue stripes

Credit:Kent Clawson

Closet with floral wallpaper

Credit:Jenifer Jordan

Home office with painted countryside mural

Credit:Tim Murphy

90’s style bedroom with floral wallpaper

Credit:Beth Singer

90’s style western bedroom

Credit:Jenifer Jordan

90’s space theme bedroom

Credit:Jon Jensen

90’s style kids purple bedroom

Credit:Edward Gohlich

90’s style bedroom with blue furniture

Credit:James Yochum

90’s style pink bedroom with striped walls

Credit:Susan Gilmore

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90’s country style living room

Red, yellow, and blue 90’s style bathroom

Credit:James Yochum

90’s style yellow living room with skirt table

Credit:James Yochum

90’s style purple kitchen

90’s style floral window treatment

Credit:Ross Chapple

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90’s style home office

Credit:Joan Hix Vanderschuit

CD closet in living room

Credit:D. Randolph Foulds

90’s entertainment center

Credit:William N. Hopkins

90’s style modern living room

Credit:D. Randolph Foulds

Contemporary living room with yellow sofa and purple armchair

Credit:James Yochum

living room

Living room with floral armchair and decor