1990s home decor interior design

But honestly, who didn't covet the flea market chic decor in Monica's apartment?

Design trends cycle in and out. One minute, it's millennial gray and boucle, the next it's wood furniture and sage green. But everything that's old is new again, and designers are sharing the vintage design trends that are primed for a comeback.

Shutterstock/khuntapol The obsession with Japanese culture in the ‘90s didn’t end with folks securing their buns with chopsticks.https://bestlifeonline.com/luxury-90s-interior-design/?utm_source=contentstudio.io&utm_medium=referral

IKEA is probably your home's best friend. Its father, Feodor Ingvar Kamprad, founded the company in 1943 when he was only 17. Even the iconic yellow-blue logo is an acronym, composed of his initials paired with the first letter of Elmtaryd, the name of the farm where he grew up, and Aggunaryd, his Swedish hometown. To become a retail giant with over 43 billion dollars in revenue that it is today, IKEA focused on cost control, operational details, and continuous product development.

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In an archive story from 1995, Dinah Hall takes us round Kelly Hoppen's mid-1990s apartment, which showed the same imaginative use of colour and space as the decorative schemes she creates for clients.

5329 likes, 84 comments. “This is as tacky as the 1980s gets! But you know how good that sleep will be in those beds 🤣”

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