Haven’t updated your '70s Inspired home and Want to sell? Read this first!

Are you one of those homebodies who hasn’t updated your homes interior since the '70s? If you’re thinking of selling your home and concerned because you haven’t done interior updates since the 70’s, you could be in luck! Interior home design trends from the '70s are making a huge comeback in 2023. That means if your interior hasn't been updated for decades, it's time showcase those groovy vibes. Let's take a look at how this interior design trend can help you.

The Benefits of '70s Interior Design Trends

Retro is fashionable and it's easy to see why. The 70’s era was all about bold colors, unique shapes, and eclectic art that had never been seen before. This style is sure to make any room stand out with its fun and unique features—from velvet couches to wicker furniture and floral wallpaper prints. Plus, it will create a cozy atmosphere that makes you feel right at home (benefit to making potential buyers feel welcome). Not to mention, '70s designs are typically very affordable compared to other contemporary styles on the market today.

Another benefit of bringing back these retro designs is that it allows you to express yourself more freely. You can mix and match different designs from different eras and create something truly unique that reflects your own personal style. Overall, '70s interior design trends will give your home the perfect amount of flair without breaking the bank or going over budget.

How To Re-Design Your Home With Retro Themes

Re-designing your home with retro themes isn't as difficult as you might think—it just requires some research and creativity! Start by gathering inspiration from magazines, TV shows, and Pinterest boards. Once you have an idea of what kind of 70’s theme you'd like to use in your house, start shopping around for furniture pieces or decorative items that fit into this aesthetic category. For example, opt for vintage-style armchairs or colorful area rugs that add texture and color to any room in your house. Lastly, don’t be afraid to experiment with different patterns and textures—the more eclectic the better!

Benefit to Buyers

Perhaps you don’t want to take any of your 70’s furniture with you? You could save yourself a lot of time and money offering (or selling) these vintage pieces to your potential buyers. Also you could save money not removing those Harvest Gold, Avocado Green and Sunset Orange fixtures because yes, those colors are making a comeback in 2023! Don’t worry about your paneling either as yes, that’s making a comeback too! I remember the 2nd home I bought had Avocado Green everything and a burnt orange shag rug and my new neighbor yelled across the street, “Harvest Gold or Avocado Green”! We laughed as this was the 90’s.

In Conclusion

If you haven't updated your interior decorating since the '70s era then now is definitely not the time to do so! Not only will this interior design trend make a huge comeback in 2023 but it also has numerous benefits such as being affordable; allowing for self-expression; adding flair; creating a cozy atmosphere; mixing different eras together; giving texture & color; and experimenting with patterns & textures which all adds up to make for a truly unique style statement in any room of your house! So don’t worry about those groovy vibes you have in your home! You’re a trendsetter!

About Pam

Pam Corning is a local Real Estate Agent with HomeSmart First Class Realty in Easton serving the Plymouth County, Bristol County and Norfolk County areas. Pam has been licensed since 2014 and is a member of the Realtor Association of Southeastern Massachusetts. She is Certified through the National Association of Realtors as a Pricing Strategy Advisor and is endorsed through the National Association of Realtors as a C2EX Agent (Realtor Commitment to Excellence).

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