If one person can be credited with igniting the Scandinavian design movement that swept like wildfire across the United States in the 1950s and ’60s, it is Finn Juhl.
Iconic elements of mid-century modern home decor continue to be on-trend and wildly popular. Refresh your inspiration on these essential home decor ideas that represent the heart and soul of mid-century modern style.
2019 is running its course and Christmas is right around the corner. The Holiday season will start soon, which is why it’s time that you start thinking about some decoration ideas – especially regarding the Christmas tree and its décor!
The Mid-Century Modern aesthetic is as classic as they come. Its iconic vintage-modern aura has transcended time and is still considered the epitome of stylish. One of the most popular articulation of this style is a Mid-Century fireplace.
Whether it’s your living room, bedroom, or even dining area, a great accent chair can totally reinvent how you perceive the space as a whole. Modern interiors are all about making the eye move around the space, and a beautiful accent chair can provide the perfect way to anchor this look.
Featuring the perfect fusion of vintage and modern, the Mid-Century Modern era has left a mark on our design history thanks to its uniqueness. It has also sprouted a number of design elements that are still being used to spruce up contemporary interior designs.
Retro-inspired furniture and interior design have made a noisy comeback in the last couple of years. But wait a minute! What exactly is retro style furniture?
What happens when you combine the work of I.M. Pei and Eero Saarinen? The result might very well look a Platner masterpiece. Warren Platner enjoyed a stellar career in industrial design before lending some of his genius to furniture design.
Today, I’ll talk about an icon of mid-century furniture design. The man who dramatically redefined design sensibilities. His entire body of work is astonishing! Not limiting himself to furniture, Platner was also behind some of the most enduring pieces of modern architecture.
No one hates pumpkin latte. It’s a universal thing. Just like mid-century modern masterpieces. A universally loved style. A prefabricated style so minimal and that even cynics eventually yield to its nostalgic, neutral warmth.
