With its animal prints, shaggy textures, striped walls, and retro rugs, the 1970s have had a huge influence on home design trends. Designers continue to borrow from the disco-loving decade but in a modern, luxurious way.
From eccentric light fixtures to mirrors and abstract designs, Pittsburgh interior designer Esther Dormer channeled the ’70s in a big way when designing and renovating this century-old Pittsburgh property. Dormer used the original woodwork and gold accents to give this home, a rental, a cool ’70s vibe. The home is located across the river from downtown Pittsburgh, and the area is a hot spot for young professionals.
Photo by Jordan Beckham/Designed by Esther Dormer
Photo by Jordan Beckham/Designed by Esther Dormer
Photo by Jordan Beckham/Designed by Esther Dormer
Photo by Jordan Beckham/Designed by Esther Dormer
Photo by Jordan Beckham/Designed by Esther Dormer
Photo by Jordan Beckham/Designed by Esther Dormer
Photo by Jordan Beckham/Designed by Esther Dormer
Photo by Jordan Beckham/Designed by Esther Dormer
Photo by Jordan Beckham/Designed by Esther Dormer
Photo by Jordan Beckham/Designed by Esther Dormer
Photo by Jordan Beckham/Designed by Esther Dormer
Photo by Jordan Beckham/Designed by Esther Dormer
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