1950s living room decor

An apprentice to Frank Lloyd Wright early in his career, John Lautner eschewed the cool, severe geometry of his midcentury minimalist peers. Instead, he spent a lifetime as an iconoclast, alternately overlooked or miscast by critics. Several of his best-known projects — including the iconic Googie coffee shop on Sunset Boulevard — have been wrongly celebrated as Atomic Age or Hollywood kitsch.

Get ready to learn all the trends and styles dominant during the 1950s, 1960s and 1970s! Professor Brian is here to teach you.

Mike Knoll and Jeff Daily live in a beautifully-preserved 1950's ranch house in Ladue.

The Chic Technique: Mid-century modern pink sofa and light pink wall hangings.

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If you’ve kept an eye on home design trends over the past few years, you’ll know that everything from 1980s-era squiggles to retro 1960s patterns have re-entered the style rotation — oftentimes paired together, no less. The term “decade dabblers” has officially entered the 21st century interior lexicon, too, as renters and homeowners harness decorating with blasts from multiple decades past.