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Homes & Gardens
Sophie Edwards

Burnt Orange Will Be The Retro Shade Dominating Trends in 2026 – Photographs of Jennifer Aniston's Childhood Home From 1975 Show Why Amber Has Captured Our Imaginations For Over 5 Decades

Jennifer aniston in her childhood home.

Over 50 years have passed since its first popularity, and there's still no color more versatile than burnt orange. The brownish, reddish, yellowish shade is the perfect complement to the living room, where it matches within a variety of color schemes and design styles. As 70s trends make a major comeback for 2026, we're returning to the iconic color as a hero shade for the coming year.

As part of this exploration, we're looking back in time to see how burnt orange was used at its advent, and Jennifer Aniston's childhood living room is the perfect example. In a photoshoot from 1975, the actress (around the age of 6) posed with her parents, John Aniston and Nancy Dow, in their home in Sherman Oaks, Los Angeles.

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