One of the 70s design staples thats (unexpectedly) carried through to the 2020s? A disco ball, of course! And why not add one to your kitchen, like Nate Klass (@natedotklass) did when he transformed his kitchen into a 1970s-inspired oasis after the original didnt fit the aesthetic he was going for.The kitchen before was very early 2000s - dark wood IKEA cabinets, pink marble floor, and white subway tile backsplash, Nate says.
A Very Early 2000s Kitchen Got a Bold, Purple Redo (With a Disco Ball!)
Apartment Therapy - 4 Nov 2026 18:00
One of the 70s design staples thats (unexpectedly) carried through to the 2020s? A disco ball, of course! And why not add one to your kitchen, like Nate Klass (@natedotklass) did when he transformed his kitchen into a 1970s-inspired oasis after the original didnt fit the aesthetic he was going for.The kitchen before was very early 2000s - dark wood IKEA cabinets, pink marble floor, and white subway tile backsplash, Nate says.
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