15 Design Trends That Scream 1990s

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It’s the ’90s. If you’re a teenager, you have colorful beads instead of a solid door, posters and pennants all over the walls, inflatable furniture, and, if you were extra cool, a see-through phone. In the rest of the house, you’d find sponge-painted walls in the living room, golden oak cabinets and trim in the kitchen, and frilly shower curtains in the bathroom.
The ’90s were full of iconic design trends, and we’ve rounded up some of the most popular ones below.
1. Sponge-Painted Walls

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2. Iconic Florida Living Rooms

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3. Frilly Shower Curtains

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4. Colorful Carpet

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5. Pastels & Funky Patterns

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6. Forest Green and Maroon Color Schemes

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7. Kitchens With Golden Oak, Valances, and Wallpaper

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8. Colored Bathtubs, Sinks, and Toilets

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9. Turf in Sunrooms

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10. Pennants Everywhere and Chairs on Wheels

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11. Purple & Teal Color Schemes

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11. A Peach Bathroom Vanity and Tiled Walls

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12. Glass, Brass, and Blinds

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13. Repetitive Pastel Palettes

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14. Decor Inspired by the Sea

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Inflatable Furniture

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