Mid-century modern living rooms never go out of style!
The mid-century modern style is a timeless and stylish one that will never really leave our lives. Elegant, minimalist, sophisticated and modern with a retro and contemporary twist, it’s the perfect style for years to come! Today, we take a look at some inspiring mid-century modern living rooms and find out just how to apply this style into our home decor!
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When you think of mid-century modern, wood should be the first thing it comes to mind. Inserting wooden furniture in your mid-century modern living room is extremely important to get the timeless but modern look you’re searching for.
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Editor’s Choice:
Perry Chair
Think of a contemporary twist to your mid-century modern living room. An upholstered velvet sofa, shelves on the wall for extra storage and the perfect mid-century armchair is exactly what you should be looking for.
Editor’s Choice:
Hudson Armchair
Bring color to your mid-century modern living room. In the 50’s and 60’s, color reigned with yellow, pink, blue, orange and brown, so why not add those to your home as well? It can even bring a sense of boho, contemporary and eclectic, styles that are very fashionable nowadays as well.
Bring a touch of Nordic inspiration with the Scandinavian style mixed with mid-century modern. These two go surprising well, not only when it comes to the use of materials but also in the minimalism.
A good leather sofa in brown or yellow tones and the use of nature elements along with polished brass lighting pieces should be one of the main focuses when decorating for the perfect living room.
Editor’s Choice
Dandy Sideboard
Feeling inspired? Get yourself ready to bring the best of mid-century modern into your living room with our inspirational looks that we’re sure you’ll love!
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