1940s aesthetic decor

Over the last century, our homes have changed dramatically in both the way they look and function. From changing interior fashions to new technology, the timeline of house design has been constantly on the move. Whether you're a baby boomer or first-wave millennial, let's take a trip down memory lane...

<meta charset="utf-8"><span>The vintage decor has been dominating the design world. From the 1940s to today, there have been consistent changes and improvements in the decor styles and trends. This blog focuses on the differences between the 1950s and 1970s vintage decor. </span>

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If you have a 1940s house, it most likely falls into one of two categories: Pre-War or Post-War. The 1940s pre-War kitchen borrowed from the ’30s with its cheerful prints and focus on white, sanitary spaces. The post-War kitchen benefited from the huge influx of returning soldiers who got married and set up housekeeping . […]

Have you ever wondered what it was like to step inside a 1940s home? In this video, we peek inside the living room, kitchen, bathroom and bedroom of a home during this decade.

Early American or traditional style decorating was probably more popular at the time than the modern design that we like to think of now as representing Mid Century design. This Armstrong ad appeared in Ladies Home Journal.

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The 1930s and 1940s introduced an innovative design era. Bring vintage style to your kitchen by mixing in these key design elements from kitchens of the 1930s-1940s.

Hannah Hall, from Nottingham, bought a 1920s-era house in 2016 and decided to unearth its old charm, after copping a working 1940s gas cooker for £16 on eBay.

Vintage suitcases from 1940’s and 1950’s with vintage camera, opera glasses and pretty black globe add to my fall decor