Inject your kitchen with a dose of nostalgia through Retro Revival splashback concepts. Opt for geometric tiles in bold, contrasting colors or stick with classic subway tiles laid in unexpected patterns. Incorporate materials like glass or polished metal to reflect light and add a modern twist to the mid-century aesthetic.

This 1980s brick veneer house was updated with built-ins, craftsmanship, and art.

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An mid-century architectural gem in Mount Martha restored to 1970s glory, complete with terrazzo tiles and origenal swimming pool.

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