Rolling washing machines and trash compactors in the 1970s<\/span><\/p> Refrigerators are now being made in bold, retro colors. New homeowners are choosing to keep their chunky, well-worn wood cabinets. And you\u2019re starting to see more earthy tones that might remind you of your grandma\u2019s house<\/a>.<\/p>\n MORE ’70s FUN:\u00a023 Everyday Objects From the ’70s That Would Confuse Kids Today<\/a><\/strong><\/p>\n As home prices climb, more people are choosing to stay put longer \u2014 and if that\u2019s the case, why not make your space feel warm and cozy instead of keeping it neutral for some future buyer? It\u2019s all about living for now.<\/p>\n Tupperware Products in the 1970s<\/span><\/p> Why did we all seem to have the same\u00a0kitchen accessories in the \u201970s? It was likely the doing of Tupperware. With the\u00a0popularity of Tupperware parties, not to mention neighbors selling it to each other, there’s a good chance everyone ended up with the same products.\u00a0That would explain why those tall plastic salt and pepper shakers and the matching canisters (seen above) seemed to be in every single kitchen.<\/p>\n From Tupperware jugs (you know the ones) to those ever-present knife sharpeners, let\u2019s take a nostalgic trip back to the quintessential \u201970s kitchen.<\/p>\n<\/div>\n Gallery Credit: Stephen Lenz<\/p>\n<\/div>\n Step back into the 1970s and explore the everyday objects that defined daily life \u2014 and might leave younger generations scratching their heads.<\/p>\n<\/div>\n Gallery Credit: Stephen Lenz<\/a><\/p>\n<\/div>\n \u00a0<\/p>\n<\/div>\nReady for Some Serious \u201970s Kitchen Nostalgia?<\/h3>\n
PHOTOS: Step Inside a 1970s Kitchen \u2014 34 Things You\u2019ll Recognize<\/h2>\n
LOOK: Can You Recognize These Iconic ’70s Objects<\/h2>\n