Shape: Curves in all the right places
And while we’re speaking of signature shapes, 1970s interiors are full of them. From delicate scalloped edges to full-on fans, wonderful waves and the iconic mushroom lamp, curves are a staple of 1970s style we simply adore. Think overflowing lines, plump bubble silhouettes and cushiony rounded edges.
For little touches, adding an intricately shaped candlestick or vase adds fun flair, or why not go all out with characterful curved furniture? From pouffes and beanbags to sculpted side tables, a few furniture accents can make a big statement.
When it comes to the bedroom, the Marlborough Bed Frame is not only complete with much-loved rich chocolate tones, but its deep winged headboard offers exceptionally inviting curves. With deep button details and a low-slung profile, the Marlborough exemplifies the ‘sink into’ feeling of 1970s décor. Its Chesterfield styling gives a subtle nod to the maximalist flair of this retro style.