Do you have fond memories of running your toes through tall-pile shag carpet from the 1970s — and want some of your very own flashback groove pad? Well today, we profile what looks to be a terrific source — Sansom Shag Rugs. This Austin Powers-approved find comes from the ever-dynamic duo Jackie and Todd of Furnish Me Vintage.…

The 1970s had a bevy of amazing decorating trends like shag carpeting and wood paneling. Here are our favorite household items from the 70s that you don't see today.

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Anchor your room in a warm and soft style with this handmade sheepskin area rug, its unique design, soft and comfortable, rich in tactile appeal rug distinct to your existing decor for the best visual impact. All of our rugs utilize 100% high grade 2.5'' thickness artificial wool, this soft faux sheepskin area rug has an extremely smooth touch, the super soft fuzzy rug adds a touch of elegance to your room, take off your shoes and walk all around the bedroom, living room, feeling the soft…

It’s not hard to understand the appeal of machine-washable rugs. Rather than panicking when you knock over your glass of wine, accidentally drop bright red pasta sauce, or your furry friend has an accident, you can simply throw the rug in your washing machine on the cold setting and go back to enjoying your life. So, the case for buying a washable rug is obvious, but what’s not so obvious is where to buy one.

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Where to find shag carpet that you can use wall to wall in hour home? Currently there are two sources for shag that I know of. Where to find shag rugs and wall-to-wall carpet Sansom Shag Rugs: Sansom Shag Rugs — For shag carpet that you can really did your toes into, check out Sansom…

The 1970s had a bevy of amazing decorating trends like shag carpeting and wood paneling. Here are our favorite household items from the 70s that you don't see today.