Apparently "supergraphics" were a thing in 1971. And, apparently, men didn't know anything about them. In case you are not privy to the art and beauty of supergraphics, this ad for Lucite Wall Paint in Better Homes and Gardens explains:
"Supergraphics is using color and space to create an effect in a room. To put your personality into your home. If you like wild stripes, paint them up one wall and down the other. You can always change them tomorrow."And don't forget to wear your matching supergraphic dress.
Oh, how I love vintage Better Homes and Gardens magazines.
And aren't those melon balls divine?
Groovy! I love supergraphics :)
ReplyDeleteGroovy is right, Kristie!
DeleteOh, yes, a super graphics dress, I'm all for that! Great to see these vintage articles, thanks for pointing them out.
ReplyDeleteNiki - I bet those supergraphics dresses will be hitting the runway this fall.
DeleteWe had super graphics in my old house when I was just a wee thing. I had a huge sunburst in my bedroom and there was some sort of zig ziggy line like the ad in our kitchen and family room.
ReplyDeleteAnd melon balls- you know they taste better than melon squares, right?
Rachel - you're parents were too cool! You were so lucky. Helped fuel your artistic nature, I'm sure.
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