Brown Brick Villa.
Midcentury modern style originated during the middle of the 20th century and embodied the needs and wants of the population of that time. "Midcentury modern design is rooted in functionality, clean lines, and simplicity, which reflected the world at that time”. Homes with Midcentury design are more linear, focused on maintaining a nuclear family unit and as such, the furniture design echoed this environment.
The Living Room.
Most authentic midcentury modern furniture is made from teak. "Teak was preferred for its richness in color and durability, Rosewood and oak were the other commonly used woods, mostly in case pieces like tables, desks, and storage cabinets."
We designed the shelving unit as per so and asked our contractor to create it for us.
Bold Accent Colors.
"You want your home to feel modern, not like a museum of the 1960s. An Eames chair or a glass topped table with chrome legs can contrast nicely against a more textural rug, industrial-style cabinet, or transitional couch."
Make it stand out.
Color choice can greatly impact the mood of a room. Different colors evoke different emotions and feelings. Cool colors like green, blue, and gray can create a calm and tranquil atmosphere, while bright colors like red, yellow, and orange can elevate mood and create a cheerful environment. It's important to consider the desired mood when choosing colors for a room.