Claudia Schiffer uses a credenza to create a '70s-inspired statement in her entryway – experts say it has surprising wellness benefits

The '70s brought us some of the most timeless design staples, one of them being low slung furniture – and it just so happens that these casual, effortless furnishings are making a major comeback in 2025.

Need proof? Look no further than actor and model Claudia Schiffer's entryway, which boasts a handcrafted, natural credenza and geometric lamp. It's giving us some major inspo in the form of '70s trends.

Apart from its wood and woven materials (a staple in '70s decor), the console is highly functional, acting as a catch-all at the front of the home, as well as a surface to display objects or, in Claudia's case, beautiful lighting. In short, it's the perfect addition to the entryway.

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According to design experts, credenzas (and low-slung furniture in general) provide an entryway, living room, or dining room with a casual, calm atmosphere, making them no-brainers for those looking to create a peaceful ambiance in the home.

'Drawing inspiration from the relaxed vibes of the 1970s, this trend is all about creating an atmosphere of ease, informality, and ultimate comfort,' says design expert Monika Puccio.

'Beds, sofas, coffee tables, and sideboards are moving closer to the ground, inviting homeowners to embrace a new level of lounging.'

She continues, 'This movement challenges the conventional appeal of formal, high-back chairs and stately four-poster beds. Instead, low-slung furniture evokes a casual, grounded sensibility that effortlessly complements contemporary interiors. As homes continue to transform into havens of relaxation, this trend aligns perfectly with the desire for versatility and cosiness.'

As we have seen with wellness-informed home trends like the spathroom and the Japandi aesthetic, a focus on accessories and furniture that will contribute to a relaxing atmosphere is top of mind for many of us.

'As homeowners continue to seek spaces that exude personality and comfort, low-slung furniture answers the call,' Monika explains. 'It’s more than a trend—it’s a lifestyle choice that prioritizes mindfulness, relaxation, and style. With its roots in the retro designs of the 1970s, this movement reflects a return to thoughtful simplicity and an appreciation for grounding elements in the home.'

To really capitalize on the '70s trend, try layering a sideboard with a geometric lamp, like Claudia, or any natural materials, like a wicker basket.