“Mid-century modern designers were trying to get back to the core of what an object is and what it’s supposed to do,” says Katherine White, curator of design at the Henry Ford Museum of ...

These mid-century modern living room ideas will spark your interest in the trend. Get expert advice on improvements to your home, including design tips, how much you'd expect to pay for a pro and ...

The mid-century modern movement and its core tenets played a role in nearly all design practices—interior design, graphic design, industrial design, and architecture—for decades, starting just ...

Mid-century modern decor first arose in the late 1940s, right after World War II. Its modern visuals, sleek lines, vibrant colors, and nods to everything space-age was more than just a new design ...

In this role, he designed more than 4,000 objects and brought Scandinavian design to homes across America. ... One of the major names in mid-century modern design is architect Richard Neutra.

Clean lines and organic forms are associated with midcentury design, along with a harmonious blend of materials that adds a functional simplicity. A new book by Phaidon, Mid-Century Modern Designers, ...

Type the words “mid-century modern” or “Danish Modern” into the search bar on Facebook Marketplace, and you’re just as likely to see a fat floral sofa as you are a sleek credenza.

The Postwar design phenomenon known as mid-century modernism has been back—and thriving—for years now. In addition to a steady stream of new products from major retailers that cash in on the clean ...

One of Los Angeles’s defining mid-century design companies began at the kitchen table of a young couple living in a new housing tract in Mar Vista. In 1950 Max and Rita Lawrence, enamoured with ...

Mid-century modern design is hard to pin down. As soon as you think you have grasped it, it re-invents itself. Unlike the late 19th- and early 20th-century architecture and design movements ...

Analyze the historical and cultural context of mid-century modern architecture and its impact on residential design, including how social, economic, and technological factors influenced the style.