1970s paint colors

From the cheerful hues of the 1950s to the softer, earthier shades that were popular in the 1960s, these paint colors will give your home the perfect splash of midcentury magic.

When creating that retro look for your home, finding the right mix of retro home decor items is critical. Whether your overall look is themed to the 60s, 70s, or 80s, creating that perfect installation of retro furniture, lighting, and decor accents can make for a magical space in your home.

Embrace the nostalgic trend of retro paint colors and see the different ways you can transform your space by adding a pop of color using Behr’s 70’s color palette.

This listing is for an Earthy Boho paint palette, created with Sherwin Williams paint colors.I have carefully selected a range of 9 colors for this palette, and included options for walls, trim, furniture, cabinets and doors. Sherwin Williams has hundreds of paint colors, each with their own unique undertones. This can make choosing the right paint colors hard. The colors in this collection were carefully selected to coordinate with each other - this makes choosing the right pain

Slick furniture, cool art, wild wall paint colors, a long hand-painted mural, three dogs, and a whole lot of reptiles... this mid-century house is packed with 1970s vibes.

Sarah Arnold on Instagram: "I finally made a home tour sharing all of the paint colors I used! Pls paint ur house in these 1970s inspired maximalist tones & then tag meeeee 🧡💚🧡 #1970s #1970sfashion #1970sstyle #70sstyle #vintage #vintagestyle #moodymaximalism #paintcolors"

We’re celebrating our 150th Anniversary with a look back at color palettes through the years, including this groovy decade, the 1970s. As the “Earth Movement” begins in earnest, earth tones dominate the era. Rusts, golds, browns and mustard yellows show up in fabrics, on walls and in appliances. Looking to add a ’70s vibe to your pad? Try Amber Wave SW 6657, Bakelite Gold SW 6368, Jute Brown SW 6096 and Avocado SW 2861.

Follow McKinney family photographer Christina Freeman as she explains how to select the perfect color palette for your next family portrait session.

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