70s inspired kitchen

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It is easy to dismiss the 1970s as “the decade that taste forgot”. But to do so would be to overlook the decade’s contributions in architecture, furniture design and interior decorating. After all, with the Bad and the Ugly there is usually some Good.

A few things to love from the ’70s, design-wise? Macrame, rattan, funky patterns — even conversation pits. A few things that certainly aren’t missed from the decade? Orange-toned everything, florescent lighting, and bland laminate countertops.Unfortunately, Jenessa Weaver’s 1977 kitchen had several not-so-fun-or-funky ’70s details, and she was looking for a change. So she enlisted the help of her childhood best friend, Alysha, designer and owner of Camp Interiors.

Typical 1970's decor.

Hanex Colour – T-089 Vocalise When you imagine a 70’s kitchen, something this beautiful isn’t what you expect! Especially when the builder of the project quips “you know that we rip out 70s kitchens like this all the time, right?”. But this is not just any 70’s kitchen, this is a PLUK kitchen with clean

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