From brass tables to shag rugs, the 1970s aesthetic is having a major design resurgence. And while warm tones, curvy silhouettes, and tactile materials make their way into contemporary interiors, an obvious challenge presents itself: how do you integrate the sexy 70s into your aesthetic today, without veering too far into the realm of kitsch?
One sustainable (and affordable way) to shop the trend is knowing how to thrift the look, but it's a slippery slope from sourcing a range of chic vintage pieces to designing a living space that looks overly retro.
