Deck Out Your Home in Mad Men Decor With These 7 Expert Tips!

We draw inspiration from their clothes, makeup, and attitudes (i.e. Megan's lashes, Joan's jewel-tones, Don's snarky wit), so we'd by lying to ourselves if we said our Mad Men episode binges didn't result in a bit of home décor inspiration.

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Since Season 7 presented us with plenty of intense storylines, including the fact that Don's wifey has an extraordinary talent for decorating small spaces (and let's be real, curling her hair!), we decided to catch up with Jennifer Delonge, an interior and furniture designer and a vintage décor expert that could clue us in on the 70s trends we might see in the season ahead and those that we could realistically incorporate into our homes today. Because while we love a wooden paneling reference, chances are we wouldn't be too pleased if the wall treatment covered our powder rooms.

Not only does Jennifer have the smarts for time-honored design, she's also a celebrity-loved (her fans include gals like Liv Tyler and Gwen Stefani!) product designer.

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Check out her top 7 decorating predictions below and tips on how you can fix them up in your humble abode right now.

1. Marimekko Unikko:

"These designs were made huge in the 70s and are still reproduced today."

2. 70s-inspired Wall Prints

"Decorate with a splash of color by hanging up a 70s music-inspired print that has a modern feel."

3. A Funky Chandelier

"Add one of these fun yet functional pieces to bring a room together—perfect for recreating 70s mood lighting."

4. Saarinen Table and Chairs

"These elegant one-of-kind tables and chairs may be a throwback to the 60s/70s, but they still feel entirely modern—a simple way to add a hint of retro to any space."

5. Vibrant Sofa

"Bring a room to life with a statement sofa by iconic textile designer, Jack Lanor Larsen"

6. Statement Wall Hangings

"Abstract wall-hangings in the style of Curtis Jere—an artistic way to incorporate the 70s into your home."

7. Lava Lamp

"Of course, no 70s-inspired look is complete without one of these iconic lamps!"

What do you think about her suggestions? Are you up for a Mad Men style home? Tweet @OKMagazine and leave a comment below!