MID CENTURY LIVING ROOM AND KITCHEN

Rooted in the design movement of the 1940s–1960s, mid-century style is known for its timeless simplicity, clean lines, and functional beauty. Characterized by bold geometric forms, a mix of organic and manufactured materials, and a palette that blends neutral tones with vibrant accents, mid-century design offers both warmth and sophistication. In this living room and kitchen, I embraced the essence of mid-century aesthetics through the use of rich, dark wood tones that ground the space and highlight the natural textures. Strong geometric shapes are evident in the cabinetry, furniture, and architectural details, bringing a sense of structure and clarity. To balance the depth of the wood, I introduced cheerful, contrasting colors—such as teracotta, burnt orange, and green—on accent pieces and upholstery , creating a lively yet cohesive atmosphere. Every element in the space is thoughtfully designed to be both functional and visually pleasing. Storage is seamlessly integrated into clean-lined cabinetry, open shelving provides easy access without clutter, and furniture pieces are selected not only for their design value but also for their practicality. The result is a modern interpretation of mid-century charm: clean, warm, and inviting—with beauty that serves a purpose.