1990s Things Found In Every Home!
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- Опубликовано: 3 июн 2024
- The 1990s had some styles that were unique to the decade but some of them have continued to hang on. Technology was starting to move faster and we all wanted to try some new things. In this video we will take a tour and see 1990s things found in every home.
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Thanks for the memories, Rhetty!
You're very welcome! Thank you for watching and I appreciate the super thanks as well.
Yes it really is good and some parts you can't get back now.
@@RhettyforHistoryJesus loves you all ❤️ his the only why to heaven❤
Oh God. I’m used to these videos describing 1950s and 60s homes. To me, 1990s was yesterday. I’m definitely getting old. 😢
It’s ok ❤ were you a teen in the 70s? I’ve always been interested in that time
Me too but then I am old born in the mid 50s
Yep I know I’m old when anything from the 90’s is considered “ old”. I loved the 80’s, never thought I would be so nostalgic for the 90’s, but I am …😁
Generation X rules. The 90's was a great time to be a young adult.
@@clairewillow6475 Jesus loves you all ❤️ his the only why to heaven❤
I remember farmhouse, ducks, and hen decor in the early 90's.
The 90's was MY decade. I turned 18 in 1992 and started my adult life. Several things you mentioned are still in my house.
We Gen X'ers ruled then and still do in 2024!
The dial up internet was the sound of the 90s for me. The Microsoft Encarta program served as an interactive encyclopedia and it was certainly popular in our household. Who could forget that tall tower of DVDs almost halfway to the ceiling next to the TV and speaker.
Yes, and electronic card catalogs in libraries.
Between that and the Friends/Seinfeld theme music...
My crockpot with that 1993 hunter green and ivy is still working great!
Hunter Green was really popular in a lot of things. Thank you for watching and sharing what you have!
I have the same crockpot!!! And I still love it!!! ❤️💕
My old Rival crockpot is beige and brown. Hunter green saved me from the awful pinks/peaches/other awful pastels of the era. 😂😂
Your grandkids will be using it, seriously. They were build to last back then.
Those beige walls and oak cabinets look way better than all white and grey floors which is what everyone does nowadays
I was a teenager in the 90s. I think you should do a part 2 and mention grunge, loud colored clothes, minivans, leggings, and ridiculous wind suits.
Lol windbreaker outfits..we called them swooshies because of the sound they made when you walked 😆
One winter in the 90s we had a pretty bad ice storm and you could just put on your swooshies and fly down a hill no sled needed 😂
Illegal raves, dropping acid and E's, going on joyrides and ramraids, paging your dealer from a payphone so the feds couldn't bust your man, bootleg tobacco, pirate VHS tapes and PS1 games, bustin payphones for Arcade change, evading the fuzz by going through the park and then down the BMX track where no-one could possibly catch you.
Yep, the 90's were the place to be as a teenager.
@@Kit_BearDid all of these, save for bustin payphones
@@peterj.fallon4327 Experiences may vary.
That Burner got me out of a lot of trouble. F**k I miss the 80's & 90's.
The nineties were great .. I was 19 years old in 1990. I was still very much into heavy metal music but I did like some of the grunge stuff coming out of Seattle. It was a good time to be a young adult..
I totally agree. I was born in 1972 and turned 18 in 1990.
@@DJSCREWEDUP214JNCO, the baggiest oversized jeans you could find!
I really felt like the world was getting better in 1990. The Iron Curtain had finally come down and and it seemed like there was a peaceful future ahead.
I remember using AOL vividly. We used it will into the early 2000s. My mom and I still use our AOL email addresses as our primary email.
Me too! When I tell people the address I ask them not to laugh lol.
Glamour Shots was a concept where (usually) women would go to a photographic studio and have their makeup done, sometimes accompanied with feather boas and costume jewelry and have photos taken. That was big in the 90s as were one hour photo studios where you could have your picture taken (alone or with friends) and in roughly an hour you’d receive your photos. These were different from traditional portrait studios in that you could dress casually and have fun with the poses.
OH MY GOSH yes! I recently found mine. Ooof what was I thinking???
My Vietnamese roommates back in the early 2000s had a bunch of Glamor Shots framed on their living room wall. They were NOT dressed casually lol.
I did a Glamour Shots with my mom because of the mother/daughter deal they had in my area.
Both of my sisters had photos done at Glamor Shots back then.
@@nickimontie c'mon strike a pose....give me pouty 😆
Ha! My parent’s house was built in 1998, and it’s still pretty much a laundry list of most of these things; honey oak kitchen cabinets, patterned border in the bedroom, white kitchen appliances, recessed lighting, a big entertainment center, brass doorknobs and fixtures, etc. I guess I never thought about how little it’s been updated. But I suppose my home is largely stuck in the era around 2007-2010 too.
LOL! I forgot about sponge painted walls! I did the stenciling thing! I remember spending hours at my church stenciling teddy bears and balloons around the center of the wall in the nursery!
LOL! You dusted the fake plants by shaking them hard and then putting the leaves back on!
That is also something and sadly those parts really are gone away now or thinking now may not be all that good.
My mom took it to a new level and used feathers to paint a wall lol
I can’t believe out of all the gaming consoles, you neglected to mention Sega Genesis. I mean, Sonic the Hedgehog was HUGE! I honestly don’t even remember Sega Saturn sold at any of the stores I shopped at. At least it didn’t have a playable display at any of the stores that marketed the other mentioned consoles.
The Sega Genesis was the underdog video game console. It secured 55% of the video games market at one point. The Sega Saturn was a flop outside of Japan 🇯🇵. It was released too early with a surprise launch which pissed off KB Toys so much that they refused to sell it ever since only stores like Toys R Us and Electronics Boutique, Babbage’s (later merged into GameStop). After about 3.5 years the Sega Saturn only sold about 9 million units. I do remember playing Daytona USA on Sega Saturn display kiosks at Toys R Us. All of my friends and I had either a PlayStation and/or Nintendo 64.
I'm a 90s kid who never made the transition to 3D. Still prefer playing 2D games to this day. I remember NES, SNES, and Sega Genesis being hugely popular well into the mid 90s. My first introduction to 3D was Doom on PC and its legion of imitators which I liked well enough, but it doesn't quite scratch the same nostalgic itch.
I used to just leave the dust on everything, it added character.
I still DO! 🤣😂🤣😂
I had so many of these growing up in the 90s. Great times
I remember the 90s as the decade when I probably drank the most. Also - Magic Eye posters
I forgot about Magic Eye posters. I remember my boyfriend and I standing outside a mall store that had them in the window trying desperately to see the Star Trek USS Enterprise that was floating in the center of the stars. I wish I would have bought that thing.
I could never figure out how to do Magic Eye 😢
@@katie7748 You had kinda cross your eyes as you stared into the picture. I couldn't do it at first but once I figured it out it was easy to do. After awhile though your eyes would start to strain which is probably why they're no longer popular.
It was nothing like sitting our front stoop, talking on our cordless phone! We were one of the first on our block to get one so it was a joy to see the looks on people's faces as they walked by!😂
I turned 40 this year and I am starting to feel old, but at the same time I feel blessed to have grown up in the awesome decade that was the 90’s 😎
I turned 40 also this year. Were you by chance born in 1983? I was born on October 6.
@@PraveenSriram Yes I certainly was, Feb 1983.
I turned 40 back in January.
I'm 50, I know how ya feel my friend from the 90s.I was born in 74.
@@user-cf1us3ds2o you are still 49 since 50 will only be in 2024 😇
Speaking of the cordless phone, I'd add to that list: Caller ID boxes. If you didn't have one in the 90s, you were considered old timey, and probably still had a rotary dial wall phone.
We did not have caller ID when I was a teen in the 90's. I would always use *69.
@@angelinaduganNy Quite creative.
@@angelinaduganNyThe only people i knew with Caller ID were the rich families. Paying for the service and renting or buying the boxes wasnt cheap and was seen as an unnecessary expense for most people.. Eventually It did start to become cheaper or even included in the service for free and phones finally had it as an included feature (im not sure when that happened, definitely not till late 90s)
Don't forget about "Southwestern" decor in the early 90s with pinks and turquoise everywhere! Haha! I think my mom knew that Gomer Pyle landlady that was describing the apartment to him with "...A nice new paint job of beige as well as new curtains, also beige...! Do you like beige? I like it because the dirt don't show...!"
Are you kidding? My mom still has that pinky/peach/turquoise southwestern stuff around. Her bathroom has textured walls and peach paint. 😂😂😂
I remember nearly everything in the video. Thanks!
More 1990s things:
- Denim overalls (the Gap)
- Swing Dance Craze (at least West Coast)
- *69 was new (phone)
- colored jeans (the Gap)
- Grunge bands (I live in Seattle)
- Grunge look (plaids, jeans, etc)
- Roller blades
(I know some these things are outside the home activities, but I included them anyway)
Yes - and Lord of the Dance! Irish dancing.
@@maguffintop2596 Oh yeah. I forgot about that--it was huge!
Cross color jeans lol
I remember hacky sack, POGS, calculator watches, and shoes with lights on them being uniquely 90s as well.
@@politefan8141 don't forget those super soaker water guns, those were *huge* in the early 90's
Those beige computers... and beige everything ...argh!!! We were all so happy when those first colored iMacs came out in the late 90s! Finally some color and style in our lives once again! 😂
Even Apple had a few beige systems. My first computer, a TI 99 4A. I also had colored Macs. Great deal!
@@jackilynpyzocha662 Yeah! I learned on an Apple IIe at school and a few years later we had an Apple IIGS at home. Both of those were beige in color. It was definitely a trend of the time haha.
Yeah then after the g3 computers went back to being one color, black. Sometimes white.
Cordless phones actually came out in the 80's. My mom worked at the AT&T store and they sold like gangbusters!!! Keep up the great vids!!!
I watch a bunch of this nostalgia stuff but this one really spoke to me. I graduated in 97 and this was my life
Boy, you really captured this era! And I know from following you that you are a 70s and 80s child and you did the 90s justice. The sentimentality and flairs of that period. I would hug you if I knew you!
I remember it well. The children wanting every new thing that came out. Hope you are all well. Love from Africa 🌍 🇿🇦
I absolutely love the '90s but I hate to say it that was the beginning of where we're at right now with this anti-American tear down all of our traditional holidays type thing that was when it started in the mid to late '90s when you started having people complaining about this and that
Our house in the 80's was full of gaudy, pastel colors, but when we moved in the 90's mom painted everything beige, and I'd gotten so used to the colors that I always hated it. At least we kept all of our wood furniture; I still have the VHS case that my grandpa made himself.
You have to keep that stuff. When my parents moved to PA I took their wooden radiator covers they had made.
I like the wooden furniture. We had faux wood panels in house and aside from ripping up the shag carpet the wood panel stayed...
But I did like the red and blue carpet. I called it the Red room in the Blue room. When I got two big for the Red room they moved me to the Blue room
If I remember correctly and I think I do I asked for it to remain. You know what you just unlock a semi core memory!!!!
If I remember correctly my mother asked me while I was going to sleep while she was putting me to sleep if I wanted to change the paneling and like they were doing in their room to be like a white plaster to match their white popcorn ceiling and said no.
I think she tried to convince me and I just said no I like looking at the pictures in the woods panel.
Whereas my dad would not have listened to me my mom actually respected my wishes and the wood panel remained. 😊
Really was some life and don't see done now or are not PC in this world now.
Same! I to this day hate beige
@@dustycoward7615 That's good for you.
Awesome video about my favorite decade ever. My only nitpick would be not mentioning anything about the Sega Genesis which alongside the Super Nintendo, was a huge part of my childhood during the early to mid 90s.
I loved my Super Nintendo....I played Super Mario 2 and 3 almost everyday after school.
I loved the Genesis and Sonic. That was a highlight of going to my uncle's house. I think he still has his that he got in like 90 or 91.
@@matthewjbauer1990 while I really liked my Super Nintendo, I loved my Genesis even more.
The bit wars lol
Two of the greatest game systems ever even though they were rivals.
I totally forgot about Builder's Square! My 90s house definitely had all blonde wood and white appliances. My mom was in her "southwest" phase so the living room was shades of teal, mauve, and other dusty colors, with metallic accents (and wolves instead of angels). My grandmother was angels 😅 But I still have my entertainment center from that time! I never got into 650 inch tvs or whatever, and like to store stuff, so it works!
I think everyone had an aunt who collected angels. I still give mine an ornament or figurine every Christmas.
I was born in 1978 and I was a teen in the later part of the 90's. I remember all of these items.
Been waiting all week for my dose of nostalgia from Rhetty
Me too and this hits my wheelhouse!
Thank you for watching bigshot0987 and I'm happy to hear you are enjoying the content.
My Mom had a whole country theme going on in our house throughout the nineties. We had country/folksy wooden shelves and benches with cutout heart shapes in them, dishes and canister sets with apples on them, A wooden dry sink with a big giant water pitcher that sat in a big basin bowl, and hunter green and burgundy curtains and drapes
I remember how the first flat screens came out in the 1990s, and they were very expensive. A 13 inch Sony ran about $1000, and today you can buy several flat screen televisions(minus the bulky weight) for much less. Thank you for your video presentation. Take care.
I have seen 45' smart flat screens in Target for $200-$300.
Really can deal a hernia carrying those and the stereo can be really ear splitting though for the time it was awesome sadly they just went away now and really some of those lifestyles really can have bad consequences.
yeah and CRT's were more durable and had better picture quality, (they still dO)
@@crazywarp36 Really are times that are now long gone today.
My only conmplaint - or suggestion is that there was an absolutely HUGE neo-Victorian trend all over the country - yes even California, especially San Francisco. New houses looked old, neo-Victorian furniture, art work, flower pictures and arrangements everywhere!! Every shred of fabric had flowers. Hunter green was ubiquitous and elegant. Houses became very fancy as the 90's economy started to boom all the way until 2008. It was all quite beautiful.
It's so funny that a lot of these things I didn't necessarily associate with the decade but totally were. As always, many great memories were unlocked!
Same here! I felt like my mom was the authority on decorating and making our house look so nice. Now I realize that it was the same look that everybody else had at the time and, even though I don't decorate that way, I never even noticed that the style left
I work at a Goodwill and I absolutely DESPISE those fake plants! They’re always covered in dust and grease from being on top of the cabinets!😂😂
😂😂I don’t blame you !
Maybe u can find a way to hose them down outside and let them dry in the sun. ;)
I bet certain items like plastic indoor plants 🌱 are a nightmare for shops like Goodwill. What else is troublesome?
Before Cottagecore was just cottage. We had topiary trees, folk art and a nice collection of jugs with a matching set of cows painted on them. Decorative only of course. Ah the early 90’s. You unlocked the gel candle core memory for me, wow thanks 😂
I was an 80s teen but my 20s rocked in the 90s :) Thank you for this video and for reminding me of all the great times we had (=
I grew up in New Zealand and remember many different interior design styles in the 90s. Definitely recall the sponge-ing and stencil, but also remember bold single-colour paint jobs, and that oh-so-necessary "feature wall" that was a pointedly different colour from the other walls in the room.
Much Baroque and Tuscan influence, dried flowers, draped fabric, golds, deep reds, warm colours, lavender flowers, "deconstructed decadence", French rustic touches, and hardwood floors. I aspired to the more minimalist trend of off-white plasterboard, large tiled atriums, skylights, mezzanine floors, generous patios, and the newly-birthed realtor selling point: "indoor-outdoor flow".
I was also fond of the style-blending and grunge-tingled aesthetic in graphic design, throwing mixed fonts and patterns at each other.
Much fun.
Another problem was that cordless phones could also interfere with other items that were on a similar wavelength.
Ever get your neighbor's call when you were on the phone, lol.
The 90s didn't really become the 90s till about 94. Prior to that, it was just the "80s extended edition" 😂
I got my first CD player in 91, so I always associate the 90s with collecting CDs. I know they made it on the market in the 80s, but I waited until the players were more affordable.
I did the same. I have all of those CDs stored away, I spent hours burning them to a hard drive before I stored them.
Thanks for the memories, Rhetty! I remember having to mash the button on the cordless phone to make it alarm so we could find it. That was always a production, parents yelling and trying to hear over them to find the phone was a hassle. LoL! Kids today just have to call the missing phone.
I was a 90's kid so I remember alot of these. I remember my mom sponge painted her classroom ( she was a kindergarten teacher in the 90's), my mom and grandma had those fake greenery all over their houses. My parents a few years ago repainted their cabinets from oak colors, our trim and tables were the same color. I had a huge TV stand like the one you showed with built in rack underneath that had individual VHS tapes slots built in. My parents still have our big speakers. I had a pair of roller blades but my sister always preferred her roller skates. My parents house still has those bar hanging lights above their fireplace. I got a Playstation in 1999 when I was 8 years old. It blew my mind that I got one because they were very expensive for my family. I had forgot about gel candles my mom had a few.
I was a kid, but my parents bought their first home in the 90s. That Oak was everywhere. The kitchen walls were apricot. The sofa set, which they still have, was this southwest pattern in dusty peach, sage, and beige.
Oh my... Your parents' sofa set reads like what my mom has. Our old house was renovated in the early 1960s: Our walls are panelled throughout the house in sunset maple and the kitchen cabinetry matches them.
I remember it all, we still have our VHS player and many tapes. We also still have our light oak entertainment center but the newer tv's won't fit, they are too big. Another video that I found very entertaining. Thanks again, Rhett for the blast from the past!
Cheers to people who keep stuff out of style and actually use it. It is better than throwing it away and making my trash.
🎉 greetings from coastal Mississippi. I was the DIY king ...I had and still have a lot of these items. Thanks for the flashback of memories 😂
Hi Rhett 🙋🏽. Looking back at the 90's seem so long ago to. I guess because I'm older and I remember all of the things that you showed. And I still use the sofa and chair covers with the fringe At the bottom ‼️😂😄😅🤣😆😄😂🤣 LOL. Even though it's not that long ago, it feels really nostalgic to me .Thank you for inviting me to watch your video ‼️ have a wonderful weekend ‼️👍🏽😃👍🏽
Lots and lots of hunter green!
Yes there was. Thank you for watching!
What a crazy time! Thanks for the memories Rhetty!
I used to pick up cordless phones on the high UHF bands of my old TV.
1:25 FWIW, I've always thought (and still do), think that cargo pants are the bees knees.
I like 'em.
I love this channel!! Rhetty, my friend, you always nail it. Enjoyed this very much!!😊
Goose and apple kitchen decor. I had both, but not at the same time.
I remember getting my huge Kenwood stereo system for Christmas in the mid 90s with the glass window on the front and the big free standing speakers. The bass was amazing.
"Back then we loved our bass"?!? Bass is timeless, brother!!
Back then we thought that a 56k modem was "fast." 😄
I am a 1980's teenager and I still have a large, LOUD, and impressive audio rig or as some call it "stereo." The difference is that now my rig has hundreds of Watts of power and it is mostly digital. The Bluetooth speakers and TV soundbars can't even touch a REAL home sound system with REAL power and just plain guts.
Dial-up modems... It took an hour or more to download one song, and that was only if something didn't break your connection lol
Our house was definitely 90s! Borders on the walls, white appliances, light oak cabinets and entartainment center! And our top of the line Sony Trinitron 27" tv and JVC VCR
Old Navy! Old Navy! Old Navy performance fleece!
Does anyone else remember this jingle in their 90s winter commercial?
And who could forget the Beanie Babies! Great video!
Beanie Babies 👶 ruled!!!
They were huge and especially with the early days of the internet booming. Thank you for watching!
We can still have those 1990s things back in the present day if we want to.
I still have the Super Nintendo set from 1996.
@@PraveenSriram That's good to know.
Oh man… the mention of halogen lamps gave me goosebumps. I remember being terrified of them since their hot bulbs were known for starting fires, which freaked me out,
Yesssss!!! So many memories!!!!
Thank you for watching janedoe247!
How cool that you covered the '90s, Rhetty! I was really young in the '90s.
But I definitely remember VHS players/Tapes (I had a Disney collection like the ones in the video), computer/tv/entertainment center, cordless phones, Playstation, Nintendo 64(my uncle had this) and Chia pets.
If possible, I would love to see a video on the 2000s.
Ah, Rollerblades. I could not keep my balance on them to save my life.
Awesome! I remember all of the things, and I even painted my walls in my first small home with the sponge painting. I couldn't go wrong!
All the big hair from the 80s deflated and no longer glowed in black light. It was so sad. lol And didn't bell bottoms "try" to make a comeback int he 90s? lol
Thank you for this wonderful nostalgic presentation.
I lived in apartments in the 90s. Most of the furniture came from Ikea, because it was easy to take apart to move.
Old Navy Cargo Pants😋🤪👖 Hey Rhett,you should do a video about the Preppy Look!! I really loved that style and tried to imitate it myself. Lol I still love wearing penny loafers😹👞👞
OMG Someone else who remembers Builders Square!!!
I was born in 1989, so, I did experience some of it!
The 1990s were a time when more specialized tools were needed to work on cars. It was also the waning years of being able to snag a second generation Camaro (or even 1970s Corvette) at a budget friendly price.
I hated the fringe craze, i love the look of oak, it is so beautiful to look at. We had a Dark Cherry Living Room.
I do remember a light cherry oak and a honey oak being popular at the time too. I don't remember seeing the dark cherry. I bet it looked nice though! Thank you for watching and sharing your memories Kirk!
@@RhettyforHistory Some of it I made, some I bought. It anchor the living room so it felt Cozy
Sunset maple representing, though our ancient (100+ years) house was renovated in the early 1960s. That honey oak rivals our wall panelling and kitchen cabinetry.
Good Lord, watching this brings back so many memories. I have a fondness for the 80's, but I was pretty young then. The 90's really is my decade and I miss it so much. We had just about everything you cited in this video in our house. In fact, the old house still has that freestanding ceiling lamp in it. It's the exact style shown in this video except it was an off-white rather than black. The only thing we didn't have was the sponge painting on the walls, but I do remember seeing it in other houses. Great video!
Before the internet, we used modems and visited dial-up chat boards (like a website). There were chat rooms, forums, games, and best of all, weekly get-togethers at local restaurants and bars. This is how we met 'online' people in a safe place. Epic parties I must say. Every weekend brought 100+ people. I was a system operator for a huge one in Dallas. This is how I met my husband. Back then, I had to explain the concept of online to people. They thought it was weird that we met through a computer. This was 1991. Now it's more common to meet that way.
I was in the 3rd grade in the fall of 91’ and turned 8 years old that year.
omni-link for the win... then later Hotline!
Seeing a video presented as a short history documentary about stuff I had in my own home growing up is making me feel ancient, and the fact that it showed up in my suggestions the day I realised I officially have noticeable grey in my beard has me feeling some sort of way. Great video, 10/10 presentation, but I'm docking you two points for reminding me of my own mortality so you only get 8/10
😂😂
We bought a GE PROFILE side/side refrigerator in 1980 that lasted until 2006 ! It was replace with a new brand called LG which lasted from 2006 to 20020. It was replaced by another LG . I had a collection of over 1800 VHS tapes. Gave most away to a senior citizen convelescent home.
OMG, Builder’s Square. 😂
I sponge painted my son’s nursery, loved the way it came out. Later I stenciled dinosaurs on the walls. He just turned 25.
Polished brass is making a come back. lol
The majority of everything in my house is from the 90's or older. I even have a fake tall plant.
Thank you for watching and letting us know what you have trr5291!
I think 90s was a complete blank for me. A lot of firsts but painting my first apt using textured paint was extremely memorable. Did I say that before painting I had to remove the horrible PINK wallpaper the previous owners put up!!?? Nightmare! Was a time I'd rather skip (thx Rhetty) 😂 Can anyone answer this question? Who invented artificial plants? 😃 I get the reason why, they could never look real so what's the point? The question is, YAY or YUCK? I think its definitely YUCK! I really can't say there was ever a bad time in my life. I finally listened to my parents, buckled down and focused on school! I'm certainly grateful for them. How many times can one parent say, " I told you so" or " You'll thank us one day" Thanks Rhetty!! Your the best!🙏
Sooo true! Unfortunately, i still have some of these in my home 😂😂
In the 90s everyone wanted to go back to '70s nostalgia.
My parents bought their second house in 1985, and when they finally got around to upgrading the kitchen to the way they wanted, they added a lot of that recessed lighting. I think that was before the 90s though. They also added on another smaller house onto the side of it in 1988. The kitchen in that house also got the recessed lighting. Oh, and the bathroom, laundry room and garage too. 6:42 - I have one of those halogen floor lamps. But I have no idea when or where I got it. Back to that house they bought in 1985, my Dad bought a set of office phones for it (not cordless). He put one in the kitchen, I think one in the master bedroom, one in the laundry room, and later, one out in the garage. The cordless phones came later, maybe in the late 90s.
i remember the halogen lights smoking when a bug would land in them
They were great bug killers but it sure did stink when that happened. Thank you for watching and sharing another memory I had forgotten about.
Going back to the 1980s computers,I had a TI 99 4A, 1983, set up to color tv, I learned BASIC programming, played educational games, and other games. Cool!
I was born in 1986. The 1990s was my 2nd decade ever. VHS player, CDs, entertainment centers, roller skating, the Internet, Chia Pets, Nintendo, Sega, PlayStation, Books, toys, board games, jigsaw puzzles, I liked the Nintendo Entertainment System (NES), Game Boy (original), the Super Nintendo, Game Boy Pocket, Nintendo 64, Game Boy Color, and Sega Genesis, but I didn’t get them later in life until 2002 and 2003 respectively, during the early 2000's. I have a VHS/DVD player combo, my Nintendo 64, Sega Genesis, and I don't have my NES and Super Nintendo yet in my house, but soon.
Laserdisc and the Laserdisc player, that technology was ahead of its time and very revolutionary into the next generation of movies.
Don’t forget the little mini water fountains everyone had on their mantle or shelf! But wow you really included a lot here.
Hey , love this, I hope you do more 90’s, lifestyles, vehicles, clothes, fads, etc…
forgot the glass tables with gold/bronze colored bases. my house at one point was glass dinning table, coffee table, and accent tables. i swear had to wipe them all down 2x a week from smudges and dust
Thanks for the memories. I was in the Army during most of the 90s. 🪖 🇺🇸
Thank you for your service.😊🇺🇸
Thank you for watching and thank you for your service Dru!
We had cathedral ceilings and hanging lamps in our A-Frame! Open design for kitchen and living room. A fabulous loft! Built in the 1960s
Yay top 146 comments. Love this channel. Best to you and your family. Thanks for making this video. I was born in '94. Happy holidays!!!!!
As a Swede I mostly remember big fake leather couches and heavy glas and marble tables...plus all the other marble pieces such as rolling pins, which you certainly didn't use for baking 🙄 Wall colors often came in terracotta or cobalt blue. And dried flowers in tacky vases everywhere...even wooden tulips was a thing for a (luckily!) brief moment 😆🌷
80s kid here. (I turned 9 in 1980). The 80s were more innovative and fun; everything just flowed perfectly, one after the other. The 90s were more experimental, awkward, and quick fads. I guess the best thing about the '90s was grunge music; other than that, It was just not as fun. Nothing will ever compare to the great 80s.🥰
Love your channel! Those oak cabinets & stencils on the walls brought back so many memories.
90's Classic
Definitely right about the furniture and appliance lasting decades! I was born in 90 and have had the same dresser my entire life. I finally gave it to my son 2 years ago (and my dad gave me his from back then lol) It’s as sturdy and works as well as now as it did back then! My night stand has been in my family since then as well.
I still have my halogen floor lamp, I have that exact one. Black with the teal blue trim. It's great when I need a really bright light. The cats have knocked it over twice and it keeps going. Proof of how durable, older products, use to be made.