Mid-Century Modern vs. Modern Contemporary

The term mid-century modern was first used to describe its particular design style in 1984. With its minimalist approach and use of natural elements, there is a reason this style has continued to evolve over time and remains popular today. Modern contemporary, on the other hand, is current rather than historic and refers to a […]

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Mid-Century Modern Meets Farmhouse Chic

The design style commonly known as “farmhouse chic” almost seemed to appear overnight, with textiles like shiplap and neutral color pallets becoming fixtures in many homes. But what does this catchall design term really describe? According to Blythe Building Company, this style encompasses design that is comfortable, clean, and relaxed while incorporating natural textures and […]

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The Importance of Color in Interior Design

If you’ve ever walked into a room and your mood immediately changed, there’s a good chance it had to do with the color of the space. An important component of interior design is knowing how to leverage color to evoke a specific tone, feeling, and mood. For example, choosing a vibrant yellow wall color for […]

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The Mid-Century Modern Color Palette

There’s more to a room than just the furniture. Color families and complementary hues can make the room have a different mood and tone, and being intentional about where to use color can be the difference between a curated space and a turnkey room. Whether you want to incorporate the Pantone Color of the Year, or you’re hoping […]

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The History of Mid-Century Modern Style

Today, many people are drawn to the retro feel and unique designs inspired by traditional mid-century modern style—but, few understand the rich history behind the movement. Although the term “mid-century modern” wasn’t coined until 1984 by author Cara Greenburg’s book, Mid-century Modern: Furniture of the 1950’s, the design style actually dates back to the 1940s. […]

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Characteristics of Mid-Century Modern Furniture

From the early 1940s to the late 1960s, mid-century modern style took the design world by storm—bringing with it a flurry of multi-functional pieces that mixed tradition with innovation. Over the years however, the defining features of this trend have taken on new shapes as it faded in and out of public eye. And today, […]

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