Achieve that mid-century style with delicate feet and brass or golden highlights.
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Mid-century design fascination

Mid-century is making a comeback! Organic shapes, graphic prints, a functional design and warm, muted colours. The style of the 50s and 60s is back big time, not least because of the series “Mad Men”.

What makes the look?

Following World War II, America experienced a great economic boom: Houses were constructed and new furniture was needed. The characteristic items of this era are dressers and sideboards with delicate feet and handy sliding doors. Although the colours are earthy and muted, adding the occasional bright highlight is common – an elegant armchair with a blue velvet cover or a few decorative yellow cushions, for example. Gold or brass are used to add a bit of shine to the room.

Mid-century style furniture and accessories

Dark wood, repurposed whisky glasses and elegant chairs: Kare Design has revived and re-interpreted the mid-century style.
Ferm Living Lines Wallpaper (53 x 1000 cm)
Wallpaper
CHF90.90

Ferm Living Lines Wallpaper

53 x 1000 cm

Ferm Living Lines Wallpaper (53 x 1000 cm)
CHF90.90

Ferm Living Lines Wallpaper

Cotta Collection Retro (Chaise longue)
Sofa

Cotta Collection Retro

Chaise longue

Cotta Collection Retro (Chaise longue)

Cotta Collection Retro

Ferm Living Squares
Carpets
CHF200.–

Ferm Living Squares

Ferm Living Squares
CHF200.–

Ferm Living Squares

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When I’m not busy putting together home décor themes or planning marketing activities for Galaxus, I enjoy decorating my home with things I love and starting DIY projects I finish all too rarely. The inspiration I get comes from blogs, magazines and travels. My favourite home living styles: Nautical, Scandinavian and Nordic. 

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