The organic modern style is a favorite around here. We often see it represented in our house tours, like this bedroom in Michael Moeller's Bachelor Pad Project in the Sky. If you're a fan of the look, you can get it yourself with a little help from these shops…
• Yorkwood Co. "Born on the streets of New York," their tables, stools and benches, are crafted from locally sourced shipping pallets.
• Jeremiah Collection We profiled them last week and we're still smitten with their mid-century style.
• White Furniture You'll find two separate lines here – White on White and Organic Modernism. Both fall under the organic modern umbrella.
• Restoration Hardware Of course, Resto is one of the first stores that come to mind when I think of organic modern style. They practically set the trend.
• John Kelly Furniture & Accessories Mid century and modern furniture as seen through the eyes of a fine furniture craftsman.
• Viva Terra You have to weed through some of the more global-inspired products here, but you'll also find a wide selection of furniture with modern profiles.
• OHIO Design This San-Francisco-based outfit prides itself on producing simple modern designs with quality materials and fine craftsmanship.
• Anthony Sisto Warm and minimal, Sisto's furniture is clearly inspired by mid-century but with an updated spin.
• BDDW Tyler Hays designs some of the most beautiful furniture, all with an organic modern sensibility.
• Thrive Home Furnishings This Los Angeles-based company makes mid-century styled furniture with major green cred.
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(Image: Beth Bates, Michael Moeller's Bachelor Pad Project in the Sky)
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I would categorize some of West Elm's stuff to be organic modern as well.
Love John Kelly's stuff.
as well as Room + Board (which the gentleman's chest is from)
"Restoration Hardware Of course, Resto is one of the first stores that come to mind when I think of organic modern style. They practically set the trend."
Are you out of your mind?? Their current furniture is over-sized country french with a touch of deco (the aviator line).
Makes me wonder about the rest of your source list...
Must there be a dead-cow-on-floor room every day of the week? It breaks my heart.
Help me understand your use of "organic." What is an "organic modern style"? Does it mean that only organic materials were used, or does it refer to shapes or arrangements?
I've seen some designers on HGTV put rocks in front of a fireplace and call it "organic," when, of course, rocks aren't organic at all. I think the phrase they're looking for is "natural materials."
I have to agree. Why I suppose I don't have moral qualms with leather/hide, I just don't find them particularly attractive. Seeing one almost daily on this site is really turning me off on the whole idea.
Ditto to @RURAL AND RUEFUL and anyone else who echoes the notion that cow hides are absolutely not stylish.
Adding my name to the list of Rural and ruefull and others who don't find the dead hide thing at ALL attractive. I loved this room until my eyes got to the upholstery on the chair and the hide on the floor.
IMO organic *could* have been wool, cotton, sisal.
It never ceases to amaze me that while we have a nation full of animal activists and pet obsessives (one of the local news stations in my city even has a daily feature from their ordained "animal-story reporter"), not to mention a host of popular movies where humans morph into beasts, so many people also want to "decorate" with deceased animals.
In addition to the ubiquitous animal hide rugs and real and fake animal skulls we see here on AT, we've now had a bobcat carcass and an entire house FULL of rare animal and bird taxidermy (I still need brain bleach for that).
I've never owned a dog or a bird in my life and I find house cats decidedly unpleasant (sorry cat lovers, to each his or her own) but even I think this is odd. Call it "organic style" if you want to, I call it "creepy."
I feel I must join the crowd on this one ... hides are hideous! Yuck!
WestElm for affordable organic modern. Restoration Hardware? Are you guys smoking something organic?!
West Elm practically set and defines the organic modern trend.
Does Restoration Hardware really count as modern?
It is a nice modern room. I could live without the hides but it's not a show stopper. After all, we eat A LOT of meat in this country, hide rugs/upholstery/pillows etc. is just eco friendly, recycling even. We have to do something with the hides besides put them in the landfill. I don't however, like the bed on the floor thing. It works for this room because the ceiling is so low but in general, not a fan.
Is pressed wood furniture that offgasses smelly bad chemicals in any way organic furnishing? Clearly, I think not..
I suggested a lake drawer to a high end (think multi-million dollar renovations high-end) -- from BDDW. Even he choked at the $3K price tag. And most decorators I know don't choke.
How about Ethnicraft furniture? They are from Belgium. They have lovely collections of organic modern solid wood furniture. It is available here in the UK. Not sure if they are available in the US yet??
West Elm? Are you kidding me...! What's organic about that? Just because they have a few dining tables made of wood doesn't make it organic. Check out Andrianna Shamaris in SoHo if you're looking for modern organic. Love that place.