The 1970s are back. But not in the same way they once were. Back then it was pine cladding on the walls and corduroy on the furniture. This time round it’s wood panelling and velvet. The idea is the same – warm and cosy and tactile – but the feel is more grown up and luxurious. In short it’s homely. It’s about creating a living space you want to be in when the world outside is a bit scary and uncertain.

The 1970s are back. But not in the same way they once were. Back then it was pine cladding on the walls and corduroy on the furniture. This time round it’s wood panelling and velvet. The idea is the same – warm and cosy and tactile – but the feel is more grown up and luxurious. In short it’s homely. It’s about creating a living space you want to be in when the world outside is a bit scary and uncertain.

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