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Get Inspired: 16 Bold Sofas For A 1970s Inspired Look

April 19, 2022
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There’s a resurgence of 1970s style. And I’m not talking about shag carpets. Bold colored furniture and earthy tones are trending again in 2022. I guess the pandemic has caused everyone to incorporate more color into their homes. That’s not a bad thing. I’ve seen more textured fabrics and geometric shapes in home decor. If you’re not into the minimalism trend, then try going for a sophisticated 1970s looks with a dark green sofa and wood textures. I’ve rounded up 20 sofa’s to that will help bring the 1970s to your living room.

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Sofa 1 | Sofa 2

Sofa 3 | Sofa 4

Sofa 5 | Sofa 6

Sofa 7 | Sofa 8

If you’re feeling inspired then check out my selection of patterned sofas below. I added a selection of florals, stripes, and geometric designs for those who like to be more playful with their furniture.

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Sofa 1 | Sofa 2

Sofa 3 | Sofa 4

Sofa 5 | Sofa 6

Sofa 7 | Sofa 8

The feature photo above is from a friend’s home in Mexico City. I fell in love with her turquoise sofa. Her interior design style is very bohemian, but with a contemporary twist. I always enjoy seeing people add bold colors to their home.

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  1. Casagear Home says:
    April 19, 2022 at 10:45 PM

    They are really Beautiful. Amazing.

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