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.

How I would style my (nonexistent) Hudson Valley home if I had unlimited money — with a little help from my titular years-old Pinterest board

We often see certain styles and trends coming back, and vintage aesthetic kitchens are no exception. With their homey feel and unique characteristics, they are once again luring people who yearn for more than modern and simplistic home designs. If you’re a retro lover in need of some inspiring ideas for adding a vintage twist to your own cooking area, look no further. We at Bored Panda have collected some of the most stunning examples of these spaces,

Below, in this vintage collection of 1970s kitchen decor ideas, come with us to explore the lively and diverse styles that existed back when bold colors and

Step into this delightful 1960s Tokyo kitchen in a small modernist house. Bathed in warm yellow hues and sunlight, it’s cozy and inviting. Perfect for vintage and minimalist design lovers 🪴💕 #1960shouse #tokyoarchitecture #suburbia #yellowinterior #architecturephotography #yellowaesthetic

Hotpoint appliance 1960 calendar from Todd's, 14240 E. 14th Street, San Leandro, California. Telephone ELgin 7-5320. (I'll have to take a look to see what's there now, next time I'm in the area.)