Kitsch decor

Hey there, kitschy-throwback-knickknack seekers, we’ve pulled together a group of unapologetically fun home pick-me-uppers on a rather serious budget of under $50.

In remembrance of the passing of plastic flamingo inventor Don Featherstone, here's a DIY pink flamingo / hula hoop homage to our fun-loving friend.

Bring an added splash of colour to your home with this wonderfully kitsch Ceramic Fish Candlestick Holders. Sold individually, they look great displayed on their own or mixed and matched. They really are the perfect way to bring a retro, vintage-inspired look to your home, or also a great gift for quirky homeware lovers. Sold individually Measures: 16cm (height), 7.5cm (width) & 5.5cm (depth) Ceramic Candles sold separately

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When an Artist’s primary inspiration is Jules Verne’s Twenty Thousand Leagues Under the Sea, This is What You Get. See More of this, at the Link!

A riot of color, pattern, and art, beauty exec John Demsey’s six-story townhouse on Manhattan’s Upper East Side bursts with exuberant life

I’m sharing the best retro Christmas decorations to help inspire you for your decor this year. I have a lot of colorful vintage 1950s and 1960s kitsch decorations that I put out. I start decorating the first day in November and I hope this inspo post will help you with your own home decorating!

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“The 'Kitsch Kitchen' designed by British TV personality & designer, Anne McKevitt. Not sure what I'd call the style, it's like a mix of 1950s-60s kitsch, some Y2K pieces by Inflate & Stefano Giovannoni, and the 'Wacky PoMo' aesthetic. (1/2) Scanned from 'House Sensation' (1998)”