Looking for cute home decor ideas that are full of style? Here are 1950s home décor ideas that are full of style.
Anna Spillane
1950s home aesthetic
Transform your home with the charming nostalgia of the 1950s. Explore top ideas to create a retro-inspired aesthetic that will transport you back in time.
For some people, the glam and luxuriousness of the 50s have an aspirational appeal, one that can easily be replicated in the home. Of course, you don’t want your home to look old-fashioned, so here are a few tips on how you can take the very best of 50s style and replicate it in your look. Updating
Leani Gutierrez
It is fun to introduce some vintage flairs into our homes by adding some retro appliances. The funky and colorful retro décor has a big comeback in the home décor...
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Elizabeth Bulla
Cottage Gallery Wall Set of 20, Cottagecore Eclectic Wall Art, English Cottage, Pink and Green Decor, Van Gogh, Matisse, DIGITAL DOWNLOAD - Etsy
Cottage Gallery Wall Set of 20, Cottagecore Eclectic Wall Art, English Cottage, Pink and Green Decor, Van Gogh, Matisse, DIGITAL DOWNLOAD Download the files and print them by yourself at home, print shop or an online printing service. I recommend at least 300 gr textured paper for high quality. IMPORTANT NOTES ** Only digital files included. ** No physical item will be shipped. ** The image above shows you what the design looks like after printed and framed. ** Colors may vary slightly…
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Kate Beavis shares how to create a vintage 1950s kitchen featuring Pyrex, English Rose units, Tala and more
Castle in the Cottage
<meta charset="utf-8"><span>The vintage decor has been dominating the design world. From the 1940s to today, there have been consistent changes and improvements in the decor styles and trends. This blog focuses on the differences between the 1950s and 1970s vintage decor. </span>
Stacee Manock
Name: Andrea & Christopher Location: Coventry, Rhode Island We visited this 1958 mid-century ranch on a miserable New England winter day. We weren’t even on the market but as soon as we walked into the kitchen, I turned to the realtor and said, “We’ll take it.” A mid-century ranch in New England that was built with every mod-con available in 1958 and never updated is a rare find. We’re putting the house on the market but wanted to celebrate it before we say goodbye!
Susan Klees
We're almost halfway through our 10 decades of color: The 1940s brought about gingham checks, farm animals and fruit tree decor,
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