Daisies

• From wallpaper to teapots, one of the more-simplified floral styles of the 1970s was the daisy: a white flower with a canary yellow center. Though the classic daisy motif was prevalent, other more-colorful versions included bright red, blue and purple petals. The styles of the decade often arranged the flower in various patterns, from a well-spaced repetitive arrangement to more-clustered designs. Also, the daisy was very popular in hippie-style décor, where it was often backed with earth tones, such as muddy browns, yellow ochre and olive green.