BillyBatts
ALOHA!
I wonder how many "Tribbles" had to give their lives to make that rug?
Either that or some business guy says to another, "Hey, we got a warehouse of old MOPS that we can't sell. Can you think of anything we can do with them?"
My parents would not have approved of this living room. They went with Colonial.
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Great room indeed. Reminds me of my first apartment, except for the flat screen TV. TV was not a big deal for me until MTV Simulcast and other music vids came out.
Love it.
I know you want decor. But I cannot pass up posting this. Complete with plastic baggie and film can on coffee table. View attachment 561595
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As for rotary phones, There have been touch-tone phones since the 1964-1965 New York World's Fair. I remember seeing them for the first time there!
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Every bonafide "70s" place had one of these!
A disco ball... .... I was actually more impressed with the high intensity spot light that often shone on these ceiling mounted mirrors.
Many of the "spot-lights" were jimmy rigged 100W bulbs in a tube..!?
An O-scope, two open-reel decks, and a Civil Defense Geiger counter?!? WTH is going on there?
I posted this in another thread but this one would have been more appropriate :yes: My 1970's Light Box with 3 color light organ!
Whoa. Now that pot is legal in WA state that must be incredible.
I grew up in the 60's and 70's, but recently built a house with a 50's modern vibe as I find much of those later decade designs to be too colorful and tacky, from furnishings to fashion. The more basic yet solidly built mid-century furnishings and tube based analog equipment is more my speed, but I've always admired those free loving souls embracing pink plastic toasters, macrame love swings, and avacado appliances. Not to mention the great music that came from those years.