When we reflect back on the design styles of the last 100 years, one era stands out for having some of the most iconic silhouettes and interesting impulses: the 70s. It's no surprise, then, that rock icons like Flea of The Red Hot Chili Peppers seek to emulate this style in their homes. We spotted the bassist's retro living room in an Instagram post from the brand Paulin Paulin Paulin who designed his sofa.
It's a '70s inspired dreamscape. The space centers on the artist's yellow designer conversation-pit style sofa. In the background, we see Flea's dedication to music through his impressive record collection displayed on natural wooden shelves.
The beauty of this room is the perfect example of why so many interior designers are currently tapping into the styles of this era. '70s trends are ever popular no matter the period because of how they tap into timeless nostalgia. Lena Gierasinska, interior design expert at Barker and Stonehouse , explains: 'Nostalgia-core in interior design is a compelling trend that draws on the comforting aesthetics of the past.
It’s about recreating the emotional connection to bygone eras—whether it's the '70s, '80s, or '90s. The appeal of this style lies in its ability to provide a sense of stability and familiarity in a world that constantly changes and can sometimes feel uncertain. A post shared by Benjamin Paulin (@paulinpaulinpaulin) A photo posted by on Shop the '70s Edit Exact Match This stunning modular sofa has undulating curves and p.