20 Home Styles from the 1970s That No Longer Exist !

20 Home Styles from the 1970s That No Longer Exist #1960s #1970s
Some homes stand the test of time—others… not so much. In this video, we’re uncovering 20 home styles failed that once dominated American neighborhoods but faded into obscurity. These designs, popular in the 1970s, 1980s, and 1990s, were bold, quirky, and sometimes just plain bizarre.

From sunken living rooms to shag carpet dreams, these home styles failed are a unique part of AmericanHistory that we rarely see anymore. What made them so popular—and why did they disappear?

Join us as we revisit these architectural misfires and explore how changing tastes and lifestyles turned them into cautionary tales in AmericanHistory. Because even failed design trends deserve a place in AmericanHistory.
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00:00 Introduction
00:38 Shag Carpeting
02:47 Bean Bag Chairs
04:14 Conversation Pits
05:43 Wood Paneling
06:53 Rotary Phones
08:43 Lava Lamps
10:20 Sunburst Clocks
11:40 Avocado Green Appliances
13:03 TV Trays
14:24 Vinyl Record Players
15:58 Macrame Plant Hangers
17:22 Harvest Gold Decor
18:28 Fondue Sets
19:51 Velvet Paintings
21:03 Popcorn Ceilings
22:19 Water Beds
23:34 Wicker Furniture
24:40 Polaroid Cameras
26:06 Brown Leather Recliners
27:22 Faux Fur Throws

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