Mid Century Style

The Mid-Century Modern style emerged in the mid-20th century (approximately between the 1940s and 1970s) and remains one of the most influential approaches in interior design. This style blends functionality, clean lines, and a retro-futuristic aesthetic that continues to be relevant today.

Key Features Mid Century Style:

Clean Lines and Simplicity: Mid Century Modern furniture and spaces are characterized by straight and organic lines, without excessive ornamentation. The goal is a refined and elegant aesthetic.

Natural and Modern Materials: Materials such as wood (walnut, teak, oak), leather, metal, glass, and molded plastic are commonly used. The combination of natural elements with technological innovations of the era is a key aspect of this style.

Earthy and Vibrant Colors:Palettes often include neutral tones (whites, grays, beige), combined with bold colors like mustard yellow, olive green, petrol blue, or burnt orange.

Iconic and Functional Furniture:Furniture features geometric shapes and slender, tapered legs. Some iconic pieces include Eames chairs, Saarinen’s Tulip chair, and Florence Knoll’s low-profile sofas.

Open Spaces and Natural Light: Mid Century homes prioritize the integration of indoor and outdoor spaces, using large windows and open layouts to maximize natural light.

Retro and Modern Touches:While inspired by retro design, this style adapts well to contemporary spaces, blending vintage elements with modern designs.

This style is perfect for those seeking a sophisticated, functional, and timeless ambiance, balancing classic and modern aesthetics.