The American living room of the 1970s had a texture problem, and it solved that problem by adding more texture. Floors were deep, walls were brown, and nearly every surface was either woven, tufted, veined or woodgrained. Most of it was bought on purpose and with pride. A surprising amount of it also came with a designer’s name, a patent or a corporate chemistry lab behind it. Shag Carpet Deep Enough to Need a Rake
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