50s home

In the '50s, a new version of the prefab home emerged, with mid-century modern house design ideas that would become popular over the next decade.

1950s living room, huge console television, green rug on red carpet, mid century modern.

Little rockabilly kitchen!!!

If you’ve kept an eye on home design trends over the past few years, you’ll know that everything from 1980s-era squiggles to retro 1960s patterns have re-entered the style rotation — oftentimes paired together, no less. The term “decade dabblers” has officially entered the 21st century interior lexicon, too, as renters and homeowners harness decorating with blasts from multiple decades past.

This four-bedroom home with original tiling was built to be fireproof.

Pink is a joyful colour with plenty of energy. When used with moderation, it can add a vibrant splash of colour to the interior and introduce a positive vibe. If you're not sure and hesitant, try out accessories like rugs for example. In the collection below I present pink kitchen rugs. Take a look and venture to decorate with pink.

It's a lucky teenager who has a telephone in her room, 1950s.

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This post is a resource of kitchen colors through the years 1950, 1960, and 1970 As a photography props source, we always need a great resource of what colors came from which decades. I was

Explore our selction of the interiors, objects, and architecture of the past century that keenly illustrate the timelessness of expert design.

Recently I have been asked by Amara to describe my favourite kitchen style for their comprehensive guide to kitchen design. I chose to discuss the 1950s vintage English Rose kitchen which is a firm fa

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We live in an early 1950’s home and need help finding a bathroom sink and toilet (possibly tub if the original is not under the prefab). Our home feels more late 1940’s then mid century modern. I love these ones by Waterworks, but I was wondering if anyone knew of cheaper options our there that st...