What's Trending: Mid-Century Design
The return of Mid-Century Modern design is back with force. I’ve always had a huge crush on the Mid-Century era.
Mid-Century design celebrates clean lines and naturals hues with furniture made of wood, typically made of Teak in a natural finish. Although, this era is making its way back into 20th Century, I think the furniture is timeless. Mid-Century furniture is desired for it’s unique design, versatility, and their iconic time in history.
But in 2016, I believe there is a new approach to modernism. I call it “Modern with a Twist”. I foresee interiors in 2016 to be more eclectic by mixing old with new and/or mixing modern with other design genres. I see mixing colors, patterns, and textures in unexpected ways. Interiors are evolving into more collected and layered rooms that express individualism and personalization. My favorite example of this is the photo by Joshua W. McHugh.
Whether you mix a few modern pieces here and there, or recreate an entire room inspired by mid-century design; I am enjoying this trend.
A minimalist office featuring textured grasscloth walls as the backdrop to a beautifully handcrafted mid-century desk and chair. A Persian rug anchors the furniture and grounds the space. A little glamour is added with an oversized mirror and metallic table lamp. This is one work space that I would love to sit down at.
I admire the dramatic contrast in black and white interiors. If you haven’t discovered already from my website that I love black and white. :) What I love most about this room is the Milo Baughman cube chairs, a modern classic, upholstered in black velvet with a polished gold base.
Are you excited about the revival of mid-century modern design? What design era inspires you the most?
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thanks for the pics.....it gives me ideas for 50's built no. 2
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