Mid-Century Modern has become more than a trend. This omnipresent design movement, originating post World War II and lingering through the 1960s and ’70s, has unsurprisingly become classic. Clean ...

Mid-century design seems to be everywhere these days. Walk down the high street, open an interiors magazine or step into the lobby of a designer hotel and the spirit of retro is usually close at hand.

From beige color palettes to tile countertops, there are a variety of telltale signs of an outdated home. Even small details can reveal your home's age, including the pattern of your closet doors.

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Though mid-century modern was popularized in the 1940s, it continues to influence home design today. It features furniture and accent pieces with clean, sharp angles and rounded lines. Iconic ...

The term “mid-century modern interior design” conjures myriad images: The airy, Richard Neutra-designed Kaufmann House in Palm Springs that blurs the boundaries between indoor and outdoor living; the ...

Mid-Century Modern design, whose name refers to its origination at the middle of the 20th century, is a style of architecture, furniture and graphic design defined by clean lines, distinctive shapes ...

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 ...

In November of 1938, when Ruth Adler Schnee was 15 years old, Nazi soldiers smashed the windows of her family home in Dusseldorf, Germany. They wrenched the doors off their hinges, shattered the ...