With stomach-turning wallpapers, nightmarish polyester fabrics and psychedelic nonsense, seventies décor is supposed to be impossibly tacky… isn’t it?
However there seems to be a new found appreciation for all things retro and you cant help but fall in love with every single overly-textured, madly accessorised, color-blinding décor style. They may have all been high on LSD, but those uber-retro homes look fit for a rock stars. Kitschy design is being reproduced so much these days you can’t really tell if something is actually retro anymore. What about the original retro homes that didn’t change with the fashion and stayed exactly the same since the day they were built when kitschy living was the future?
Here is a fine example of one of those perfectly preserved homes for sale by Ray White Double Bay.
There isn’t a trophy cabinet big enough to hold the awards collected by the team at Ray White Double Bay at the annual Ray White awards, held this week. Principal Elliott Placks said that while it was strange not taking the whole team, dressed up in their black-tie finery, to … Read more
DESPITE the COVID-19 pandemic, an Associate Director and Sales Executive from the most successful Australian real estate business within the Ray White network has sold six properties totalling more than $15,500,000, in just 10 days. The highlight of the six deals was the $3,500,000-$3,700,000 sale of 1 Shaw Street (pictured above) in … Read more