Do you think 80s home decor will ever come back in style?
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Anonymous
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Everything old is new again. Mid-century is big right now - do you think 80s home decor will ever make a resurgance? We all thought the clothing would never return... but we were wrong.
Will this stuff ever come back in style? 
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Anonymous
| If it does, it will change just enough to be different. |
Anonymous
| Those were the days!! |
Anonymous
| I really hope so. I need to sell my parent's furniture. |
Anonymous
| Ugh I hope not! |
Anonymous
But in what ways do you think it'll change enough to be stylish again? |
Anonymous
+1 that stuff is awful. |
Anonymous
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I think the blushes and patterns are already back.
If I knew what other parts of the eighties would come back in style, I would me massively impressed with myself. |
Anonymous
| There's only a few small shifts between that first picture and The Wing. |
Anonymous
| I would totally do picture 4, only without the fake plant and different bar stools. |
Anonymous
| First three remind me of the Golden Girls. The fourth Facts of Life - when they sell cheap tacky crap at Over Our Heads. |
Anonymous
| That stuff all looks so Florida condo to me. When I think of 1980s decor, I think of Queen Anne furniture; cranberry, navy and hunter green color schemes; plaid upholstery; and cherry cabinetry, all mixed up with Laura Ashley-type florals and ruffles, balloon valances, and rustic motifs like farm animals and folk art prints. Basically anything that evoked early America but could be purchased at the local mid-level furniture store. |
Anonymous
Yes! And i do expect, for better or for worse, that the preppy color palette (navy, hunter green, cranberry, plaids) and the Laura Ashley feminine floral will both make a comeback. We cant take gray walls and white subway tile for much longer. |
Anonymous
water beds, lasers. high roller.
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Anonymous
classy and glassy
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