'The goal was to lean into our clients’ more modern sensibility,' she says, 'but to warm it up and infuse the interiors with natural, organic elements.' If proof were needed that you can inject character to a new build, this beautifully inviting living space above is it.įor the project, Heidi Caillier Design worked with a young family on Seattle’s Fox Island, who wanted to up the interest of their new-construction home. Sticking to one decor scheme won't create a balanced space rather, it is better to mix a couple of styles to design a room that's visually interesting. Mix mid-century modern with other eras and styles for visual variety
'The mid-century scheme tends to be pared-back, so avoid cluttering or over-complicating the space.' 10. 'Always opt for a warmer color palette with a variation of natural materials and mixed textures that create a warm and inviting ambience. When working with an open space, Juliette Thomas, Founder & Director, Juliettes Interiors (opens in new tab), says: 'Channel your inner Jay Gatsby, and don’t be afraid to go all-out on big, open spaces. The painted white ceiling and timber beams act as an anchor, bringing the whole space together. Take inspiration from this space, designed by Kate Totten of Tandem Design, and add walnut wooden kitchen cabinet ideas (pictured are by Semihandmade (opens in new tab)) that offer a mid-century aesthetic that's given a modern, airy feel with a white backsplash. Living room ideas could include cozy curved boucle chairs and a slimline side table with metal legs, while 1950s Pierre Jeanneret dining chairs and a Saarinen Tulip table are ideal mid-century modern dining room pieces. If your living room is part of an open plan living space, create a cohesive scheme by peppering all areas with nods to mid-century modern design. (Image credit: Semihandmade/Madeline Tolle) 'Avoid buying a book on the ‘iconic’ pieces to own as your home will just end up looking like an expensive furniture showroom!' She advises: 'Choose a couple of mid-century designers whose style you really love and then collect a few of their pieces - inevitably they will work well together and create cohesion. While it's great to choose one or two of your favorite pieces from the era, Beth does, however, warn against going overboard. 'Paint the traditional architectural details the same color as the walls so that the furniture is really able to shine.' 'The contrast often works really well and looks more individual and unique than having everything from the same era. ‘Don’t be afraid to mix mid-century furniture into more traditional period homes,' says Beth Dadswell of Imperfect Interiors. Sitting pretty in the beautiful space above by Imperfect Interiors (opens in new tab), the neutral backdrop really allows the piece to sing. It was designed with the aim of combining an elegant appearance with the ultimate in comfort and function a mainstay combination for mid-century design. There are some iconic pieces of furniture that are the poster children for mid-century modern design - and the Eames lounger chair and ottoman is one of them.ĭesigned by mid-century masters Charles and Ray Eames, and brought to the masses in the Fifties, the lounge chair is a timeless piece that will add style to any home.
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