Feb 3
1971, where the color palette was "High-Vis Sunset" and fire hazards were considered chic tabletop accessories. This image perfectly captures the era's commitment to the "Pink-and-Yellow Fever" aesthetic. We have a chair that looks like it was upholstered in solid cotton candy and a trio of candles tall enough to summon a disco demon. And nothing screams "sophisticated relaxation" quite like a seashell full of nicotine resting on a table that likely smells exclusively of teak oil and Virginia Slims. It’s cozy, it’s vibrant, and it’s one stray ember away from a very colorful insurance claim.
Sourced from "Good Decor", 1971.