’70s Style Is Alive and Well in Urban Outfitters’s Newest Collection

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We’ve had our heads in the past lately, with ’80s trends like terrazzo and glass bricks continuing to dominate our mood boards. But go back just a decade further and you’ll discover a ton of other colorful designs and cool shapes that deserve a comeback, too. While we’ve been obsessing over the Memphis Group, ’70s style has become primed for a reboot, and Urban Outfitters just made it easier to give your home the psychedelic update it’s been needing. The retailer’s two latest additions to its Artist Editions, Maisie Broome of Myfawnwy and Lea Carey, are masters of ’70s-inspired decor.

Yin and yang symbols, groovy oranges and purples, and mesmerizing marbling give their products flower-child appeal, without going too retro. This isn’t time capsule design, after all—Broome’s and Carey’s creations couldn’t feel more current, with their maximalist take on color and unexpected silhouettes. No need to commit to a total overhaul of your space. Just treat these items as accent pieces that will rev up your current interior. Shop our favorites, below, and check out the full collection here.

The Cool Cushion

Treat this body pillow like an XXL lumbar and suddenly your all-white bedspread looks totally rad.

The Celestial Curtain

When you have a tiny bathroom, you have minimal space to make an impact. This cheeky shower curtain is a bold choice that won’t totally overpower the room.

The Mesmerizing Mirror

This mirror really is the fairest of them all. Incorporate it into a gallery wall for an unexpected arrangement.

The Peaceful Pillow

Your velvet sofa has pretty much been begging for this abstract landscape. Consider this permission to buy yet another throw pillow.

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Rebecca Deczynski

Writer/Editor

Rebecca is most often found digging through troves of vintage treasures, both in-person and online. Ask her to recommend a good book to read or an obscure Instagram account to follow, and you won’t be disappointed.