The Seventies

The 1970s were a decade where design broke loose and danced — a heady blend of sensual comfort, space-age futurism, and unapologetic self-expression.

Furniture reclined with a laid-back elegance, wrapped in shag, lucite, and velvet, curving like bodies mid-sway. Lighting became poetry in motion, glowing like celestial bodies in orbit — soft, sculptural, and hypnotic. And scattered throughout these dreamy interiors were objects of desire: playful, primal, often surreal — each one a small rebellion against the ordinary.

Together, they wove a world where living spaces weren’t just functional, but fantastical — odes to freedom, pleasure, and the art of being unapologetically bold.