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[HonestLife]

Like this? Ha! 

[Kachina624]

It's remarkably forgettable.

[Mz iMac]

What's missing is the "plastic" covering the furniture.

[Sooner]

Not at our house, but yes I have seen them! 

[phoenixbrd]

that's one disaster I gratefully missed...

[Queen of shop]

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@HonestLife wrote:

Like this? Ha! 

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@HonestLife  Yes I do. My aunt's house in the 70's. She even had the same color gold rug and the lamp with the glass table under it. My  aunt has passed but my cousin still has the coffee table.

Actually, as I remember, the sofa and overstuffed chair were really comfortable.

We had those same curtains in our home growing up. It was de rigueur at that time to have sheers and pinch pleat drapes. The pinch pleat hooks were tricky to deal with. I stabbed my fingers many times helping my mom. Then she would freak for me not to get blood on the drapes. Ha! Not even to mention the heavy rods with the plastic holes that you had to get the hooks through.

My mom was happy as a clam when she finally got rid of all that stuff and had material verticals installed. It was years though of wrestling those drapes. So heavy.

[RedTop]

My in-laws living room in the mid 70's.

[AuntG]

That coffee table could well be exact one my parents bought in 1973. It was extremely heavy and had a large area where we stored games.

[justashopper]

OMG!!  A blast from the past.  That was a very popular choice!

What will we say in the future about all our stainless steel appliances, kitchen islands with granit counter tops...  I just heard somewhere, open floor plans are out.  LOL.  

Remember when everyone had a water bed.  Baa wahaaa!

[AKgirl2]

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@RedTop wrote:

My in-laws living room in the mid 70's.

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@RedTop ~ Ditto!  😄