Your Design Style Is…
Midcentury modern
Midcentury Modern design style originated in the mid-20th century and is characterized by its clean lines, organic shapes, and a blend of simplicity and sophistication. It embraces the concept of “form follows function” and showcases the timeless appeal of modernist design.
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Midcentury Modern design style: A timeless fusion of clean lines and organic forms, where function meets style, creating spaces that embody the enduring charm of modernist design.
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Midcentury Modern design style captures the essence of modernist aesthetics from the mid-20th century, blending clean lines, organic shapes, and a mix of materials to create a harmonious and timeless living space. It offers a balance between simplicity and sophistication, resulting in a stylish and functional home that stands the test of time.
In a Midcentury Modern style home, you would typically find…
colours
Use of warm, earthy colours combined with bold pops of vibrant hues
details
Emphasis on natural materials like wood, leather, and fiberglass
lighting
Statement lighting fixtures with sculptural and abstract designs
furniture
Iconic furniture pieces with sleek, geometric shapes and clean lines
layout
Integration of open floor plans and large windows to create a seamless connection with the outdoors
pattern
Incorporation of retro patterns and textures in upholstery, rugs, and wallpapers
lifestyle
Balance between functionality and aesthetics, with a focus on practicality and usability
decor
Minimalistic approach to decor with a few carefully selected art pieces or bold accents
materials
Mixing of traditional and modern materials for a sense of contrast and visual interest
architecture
Mid-Century-inspired architectural details like exposed beams and open shelving
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design isn’t one size fits all
often we love pieces from all different design styles. Here are some other styles to explore:
Modern Traditional | European Countryside | Grandmillennial | Scandinavian | Midcentury Modern | Classic Modern Rustic | Classic Feminine | Coastal Feminine | Contemporary Minimalism
What’s Next?
Now that you’ve pinpointed your design style, consider donating or giving away items that don’t match your design preferences. This not only frees up space but also helps create a more cohesive and enjoyable living environment, allowing you to curate a home that truly reflects your taste and style.
My name is
Emma
I’m so glad you’re here!
After buying my first home in 2020, I turned a tight budget + my design degree into a DIY adventure. Now, I inspire others to create personalized, affordable home styles, sharing my journey and tips online.
