Mid-century modern design is ubiquitous for good reason: it celebrates simple forms and natural shapes, making for rooms that feel airy and inviting. The key with this look, popularized from about 1933 to 1965, is not to over-stuff it, but to let each stick of furniture stand on its own. To really go retro, opt for throwback hues such as olive green and dirty orange. Need inspiration? Keep clicking!
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