Similar to using old window shutters as wall décor, this vintage item adds instant dimension and charm to a room. It's also smaller so it can fit in anywhere.
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From greenery to gazebos, pavers to fences, there are many quintessentially '60s landscaping trends that we believe would look just as good today.
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From recessed niches to drawers with hidden outlets to floating vanities, bathrooms have never been so storage-savvy, thanks to these trends.
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Shelves are useful and should look good too, giving your prized possessions a chance to shine, but here's an idea for a different way to display.
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Ready for a vintage refresh? Explore the iconic counterculture movement making a comeback in modern interiors—and learn how to bring it home.
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In the 1950s, Americans began to embrace new garden designs that we still take inspiration from today, but also trends that have fallen out of favor.
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Opinions vary on '80s design, but these items of the decade left their mark. From lamps to art prints, keep your eye out the next time you're at a thrift store.
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These retro natural-material pieces were the wall art de jour of the 1960s, and they have midcentury modern inspo written all over them if you're a collector.
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Underground homes aren't just dome-shaped hobbit-holes or hidden bunkers. They're a modern way of building and living that is increasing in popularity.
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The '70s were defined by earthy colors and bold tones. Shades and tints of this particular '70s hue will complement colors like brown (wood) and moss green.
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It's fun to look back at old flooring trends. '90s floors, though not elaborate, had a vibe all their own — some of which are better left in the past.
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Vertical blinds making your home look more like an impersonal office than an inviting sanctuary? Swap them out for this alternative that Nate Berkus loves.
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Do you want to add a bit of retro charm to your kitchen? These vintage accessories are on-trend again thanks to the nostalgia and character they bring.
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After seeing endless iterations of the same tile, backsplashes can start to feel boring. Instead, HGTV's Christina Haack is partial to this stylish alternative.
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Grab this vintage decor at a thrift shop or antique store for an authentically retro wall adornment, or with some basic sewing skills, you can make your own!
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Love the idea of hiding a room away behind a bookshelf? It's surprisingly easy to create your own Murphy door, as long as you know which style you prefer.
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The neon colors of the '80s are trending again, and this dining room accessory will help add a pop of color to your home without overwhelming the space.
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Window treatments aren't just functional, they help define an entire room. These tasteful designs from HGTV's Joanna Gaines are worth drawing inspiration from.
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While this appliance color has earned a reputation for looking outdated recently, it's starting to regain popularity as an alternative to stainless steel.
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Bathroom cabinets don't have to look boring. You can upgrade them easily with pre-made natural wood detailing that's reminiscent of Japanese onsen furniture.
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These companion pieces were produced to match Corelle Livingware dishes. They were part of a group called "Pyrex Compatibles," and debuted in the 1970s.
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Embracing traditional design and genuine antique pieces is all the rage right now, but it can be difficult to create a balance between the past and present.
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Wood isn't the only choice for dining sets. If you're craving a bit of sleek, retro charm, consider options in this material that was popular in the '80s.
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While bed frames were once an essential item, alternative options that don't require a traditional frame have become much more commonplace and accessible.
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Fluting on furniture is a callback to the sleek styles of the mid-20th century. Try this trend for yourself with a wooden mat and some construction supplies.
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For a pop of 1980s-inspired color on your coffee table or kitchen counter, look for this staple of retro decor that can look at home with any design.
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Tablecloth designs in the 1950s might be considered kitschy, but they're worth hunting for in thrift stores if you want to add charm to a table arrangement.
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