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"Flipping through the pages of old issues of Good Housekeeping is bound to turn up some d\u00E9cor trends we&amp;#039;d rather forget. But there are also hundreds of inspiring decorating gems just begging to be republished \u2014 and we will do just that each week in Throwback Thursdays. Our first TT is from a fireplace spread from the January 1970 issue. How warm and soothing does this room look on the left look? If you ignore some of the signature &amp;#039;70s elements \u2014 like the shag carpeting and paneled walls \u2014 you&amp;#039;ll find a classic brick-surround fireplace with a raised hearth and a thoughtfully decorated, modern-day mantel.  Another of my favorites from this flashback includes the painted brick fireplace (right) in an of-the-moment, white-on-white room. This rustic room is exactly where I&amp;#039;d want to be curled up reading a book on a cold Saturday afternoon. If I were stealing this style for myself, I probably wouldn&amp;#039;t include the antlers, but the plaid pillows are just the right amount of kitsch. And I&amp;#039;m coveting the love the clear coffee tables (so very CB2!), which fits the minimal surroundings perfectly.  My favorite pic in this vintage bunch has to be this outdoor fireplace. The decor is a little space-agey (I could swear that chair is inflateable), but after seeing this I&amp;#039;m daydreaming about throwing a patio party once the weather warms up, complete with an al fresco fire.  Learn the best way to clean your fireplace. "^^<http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema#string>
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