The neo-bourgeois charm of the 70s
Interior designschedule 04 February 2020
Neo-bourgeois style furniture often comes in blue turquoise, bottle-green and intense yellow
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POLAND 1970s style has not just been making a big return to the catwalks but is increasingly en vogue indoors.
The latest variation is ’neo-bourgeois style’, which has become one of the main styling trends of 2020. According to furniture chain Agata, its main motif is the use of luxurious gold hues, while the furniture itself also has a luxurious character and comes mostly in the form of low sofas, upholstered armchairs and pouffes, often on shiny bases and legs. It typically comes in blue turquoise, bottle-green and intense yellow, in stark contrast with each other, often set among chests of
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