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50 Photos Of Christmas Home Decor In The 1950s And 1960s Show How Much Things Have Changed
Style is always changing - whether you are throwing away your last year's sweater because it is hideous now or finding the home decor horrendous. On the other hand, something from twenty or so years ago is now comfortably back in fashion. And while in some instances trends change faster than seasons do, other times a vintage style might stay forever. Though you might've never thought about it, even Christmas trees aren't impervious to the trends around us.
The Christmas tree surely becomes the center of attention during the festive season, but there are a lot more things that can illuminate the Christmas spirit for the joyous occasion. And this is true for both contemporary Christmas decoration ideas and the ones used in the past. And while you're probably somewhat familiar with the first, you most likely don't know as much about the vintage Christmas decorations. Compiled by Bored Panda, these unique vintage photos of Christmas home decorations from the 1950s-60s will definitely change that!
(h/t vintageeveriday)
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I think this is really cool, because the Christmas decorations themselves aren't all that different. A bit, but not really. What's different is everything around them: the old-timey televisions, the curtains and lamps and tricycles, and especially the couches & clothing. Neat to see.
Christmas in the 60's: 1. Put tree next to the T.V. 2. LOAD it with tinsel 3. Color everywhere!
Yup! but the problem with the pictures of tinseled trees here is that you could still see the tree! Once my brothers and I were done there was so much tinsel the tree itself was nearly invisible!
Load More Replies...I think this is really cool, because the Christmas decorations themselves aren't all that different. A bit, but not really. What's different is everything around them: the old-timey televisions, the curtains and lamps and tricycles, and especially the couches & clothing. Neat to see.
Christmas in the 60's: 1. Put tree next to the T.V. 2. LOAD it with tinsel 3. Color everywhere!
Yup! but the problem with the pictures of tinseled trees here is that you could still see the tree! Once my brothers and I were done there was so much tinsel the tree itself was nearly invisible!
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