#bright decor

Becky’s a lawyer & a digital project manager who ives in a whimsically decorated, colorful 100 yr. old bungalow in Chicago.

It doesn’t look like much, but she says she was lucky to find it. Shows how much decoration can do for a place that’s plain. 

This is quite a lively entrance.

To the right of the front door is a TV room & kitchen/dinette.

Love the pink flames.

Lots and lots of color.  

Yowzuh! Look at the living room!

The smaller bath is done in silver and white.

The room at the top of the stairs is for sewing, working out, and relaxing.

It leads to Becky’s bedroom.

Very lively mix of color and pattern. 

Also up here is the main bath, separated from the bedroom by a iridescent streamers. 

Home Decor, 1971

You have traveled back to 1973, where the interior design philosophy was apparently "if it doesn't look like a sunset on Venus, you aren't doing it right." Evans is selling us the dream of lightweight plywood, perfect for those who want their living room to feel like the inside of a giant pumpkin. Look at that wall-mounted fireplace, it’s less of a heating element and more of a "space-age soot dispenser." The couple in the living room is clearly discussing how many more shades of "Harvest Gold" and "Burnt Sienna" they can fit into a single square foot before the room achieves sentient consciousness. It’s vibrant, it’s wood-grained, and it’s definitely "polyclad" to ensure those 70s vibes never, ever fade.