The Pepto (Bismol) squad: This bedroom could only have come from the 1970s. (Photos from HGTV.ca)
This 1970s time capsule doesn’t need to get its groove back. It never lost its groovy.
As seen in a jawdroppingly fantastic gallery on HGTV.ca, this Los Angeles showplace features thick, wall-to-wall shag (of course), pendant lights straight out of “American Hustle” and Lucite bar stools worthy of a Harvey Wallbanger toast.
And check it: a lime-green cone fireplace.
If these walls could talk, what stories they might tell of parties past.
Now, here’s where you come in.
Does your Palm Beach County home qualify as a time capsule? Or do your parents or grandparents still live in a house whose interiors were executed during the Eisenhower administration?
Whether your home, or just a room or two, is happily stuck in the 1920s, ’30s, ’40s, ’50s, ’60s, ’70s or even ’80s, we’d love to share the retro fabulousness with our online audience and our print readers.
Email features writer Staci Sturrock at ssturrock@pbpost.com and include your name, city of residence, a brief description of your time capsule — and a few photos.
In the bathroom, it’s lime time and green glass.
You could also mail your name, city and details of your time capsule to Staci Sturrock, c/o The Palm Beach Post, 2751 S. Dixie Hwy., West Palm Beach, FL 33405.
If we like what we see (and why wouldn’t we?), we’ll send a reporter and photographer to your home, and publish the results online and in the newspaper.
