Tell me, are there any interior design options in the style of an old post-Soviet apartment, but more modern?

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Tell me, are there any interior design options in the style of an old post-Soviet apartment, but more modern?
for some reason, in those apartments there was some special comfort and atmosphere, as they say now "lamp")

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Carpet

Tatyana Shekhovtsova
This is a place for all sorts of knick-knacks, so that they stand in plain sight, the furniture is wooden or "wood-like", well, in general, everything is in brown-beige colors

Alexandra
I'll give you an option. Hang the carpet not on the wall, but on the floor.

Irina Baron
Natural wood furniture. Carpet from Iran. Lampshade with tassels. Linen curtains, tablecloth and napkins. A couple of paintings, landscapes on the walls. Do not buy vases, figurines. Constantly wash them, and they occupy a useful place. Candles create comfort. Moreover, the New Year is rushing towards us.) Do-it-yourself Boho-style sofa cushions. Cozy slippers. Warm pajamas, tracksuit.

Restorer Mikhail
You yourself can create any interior for yourself, even in the style of the 50s - 70s, even in the style of the 90s. You need to search the Internet for the interiors of the USSR and look at the photos of the interiors, choose what you like. And most importantly, do not forget about the furniture of that era. By the way, many give it away for nothing (wardrobes, cabinets, beds mostly, sometimes chairs) I don’t know about carpets, I wasn’t interested. From our neighboring house (the house of the early 50s), carpets and various furniture are regularly taken out to the trash. Sometimes I even found antiques of the 19th century. I am regularly amazed instead of furniture made from expensive materials, they buy furniture from chipboard garbage

Dmitry Dmitriev
polished furniture, carpets on the walls of the living room, oilcloth on the walls of the kitchen, knitted rugs on stools, a large table with Viennese chairs in the hall .... and sooooo many books! this is the main feature that distinguished the apartments of Soviet people.