Friday, March 14, 2014

Sisterhood of the Traveling Bedrooms... The Fab Fifties.

Every era has a defining characteristic, something that rewinds you to the days gone past. 
For me, it's a teenage girl's bedroom.  
Maybe I'm just missing having Ashley home!  


Really, if you want an accurate portrayal of the trends today,  you should just take a peek upstairs, after all aren't those beautiful babies (hardly babies ...) our future?

Over the next few weeks, Ashley (no longer my brilliant teenager) is going to take you on a journey through the decades via the bedrooms that shaped generations. 

Enjoy my guest blogger.... 
All my best,


Today, we're stating with the 1950's, a decade that often stands out as one of America's best. It was an era that was charmed by Lucy and the Cleavers, created the interstate highway system, and fulfilled the goal of the suburban dream house.

For the average teenage girl, this meant one thing.. PINK!! 


Milk Glass Lamps were 'hip'! 



Pastel colors were all the rage, gracing not only bedrooms, 
but also kitchens, bathrooms, and even tail-fined cars. 

Other bright, lively colors were also found on the floors. 


This new age brought designers to mass produced furniture. 
Plastic, glass, and plexiglass were all new materials that were introduced.


That's all folks! 
Tune in next week for the 60's!!


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