What do you do when you have a love for both mid century modern and contemporary styles? Go for it! A mixed room of both styles can be amazing. The reason these two styles meld so well is that these furnishings follow the same design principals; the clean lines and simple shapes allow for a cohesive room. Make the jump to get all the product links and paint info …
There are plenty of resources online (and maybe in your very own neighborhood!) that can provide you with the mixed up modern elements to create your own space.
Furniture, Accessory & Art Sources:
• Teak Sidboard from Bellbet
• Art work by Francoise Nielly
• Scan flint lounge chair from CB2
• Saarinen side table - white laminate from Hive Modern
• Burrow vase from Chiasso
• Arne Jacobsen lamp from reModern.dk
• Blu Dot Minimalista Coffee Table from Design Public
• Carmo sofa from BoConcept
• Hans J. Wegner dining chair from Wright Now
• PERSISK rug from Ikea
Paint Color: Valspar's Ultra Premium Winter Dawn (7004-1) Creates a blank textured canvas on the brick wall.
lmage: Collage by Tyler Goodro of Plastolux
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I am so jealous that the sofa is so expensive! I love it!!!
I just spent last night restoring the cord seat to one of those Hans Wegner chairs. My hands are still hurting. LOL
It's different, but I like this mixed idea.
Are chairs from CB2 comfortable?
I totally agree that mixing mid-century modern with modern can be fantastic!
Especially since I have two Kramfors sofas sitting opposite my John Van Koert dining set from 1956.
: )
Actually, I can't really imagine doing anything else but mixing the two. A totally mid-century mod place would be not only boring, but something like a stage set. It only seems natural to mix it all up.
The style of the Turkish carpet clashes with the MCM furniture and the pop art on the wall... otherwise it's a good blend. Well, the sideboard would work with the carpet, but not the sofa.
I like the 'painting', at least it gives the room some color, and the cabinet/sideboard is very nice. The other pieces are missing links that just didn't cut it.