The Home You Own Mid-century modern is the style that won’t die Why there’s just no getting over our obsession with Eames loungers, Saarinen tables and Nelson Bubble lamps ...

From warm color palettes to clean lines and natural materials, mid-century modern interiors are proof that timeless design ...

Opt for Scandinavian pieces to break up the traditional mid-century aesthetic and have a more modern style. Overall, Scandinavian spaces share many design elements with mid-century.

Amongst industrial and other modern styles, Industry West offers reinterpretations of midcentury-modern beds, chairs, and tables. The brand also sells bathroom vanities, storage furniture, and sofas.

And because it was the 1950s that saw Scandinavian design come to prominence in the US, some of the movement's most celebrated pieces are, in fact, common features of mid-century modern homes.

With a white tabletop and natural wood legs, this table is an easy piece of mid-century modern furniture to try because it can blend in with any of your existing décor. The wooden legs are ...

The furniture giant West Elm looked to cash in too, producing dozens of MCM-inspired pieces. (A search for “mid-century” right now on the West Elm website yields some 400 results.) ...

A big Danish mid-century modern furniture warehouse with a devoted following has swapped its Jersey City store for one double the size on the waterfront in Red Hook next to Ikea. Lanoba Design is ...

Mid-century modern is revered because its feels timeless. The aesthetic is marked by clean and simple lines with few extraneous details. Kicking off (roughly) in the 1930s, mid-century modern marked a ...

It first showed up in the 1950s and '60s — think low-slung sofas, egg-shaped chairs and the set of Mad Men. Today, midcentury modern furniture is "blazing hot," as one dealer puts it. One ...