Mid-Century designs are so popular — just look at our own House Tour upon House Tour featuring unique findings from the 50's and 60's — furniture manufacturers are creating new furniture designs inspired by the clean lines and wood tones of Mid Century Modernism.
Now we just have to wait and see if these current-day findings remain as popular as their predecessors!
- Mash Studios Platform Bed at 2Modern for $1,180-$1,190
- Cross Credenza at Design Within Reach for $3,000
- Hatfield Grellow Rocker at CB2 for $199
- Anders Dresser from Room & Board for $2,599
- Petrie Sofa at Crate & Barrel for $1,599
- Chicago Shelving from Blu Dot for $1,799
- The Maxim Sofa at Overstock.com for $1,328.99
- Container at The Hansen Family for price upon request
- Flat-Bar Storage Desk at West Elm for $499
- Azzo White Plastic Accent Chair at Interior Express Outlet for $55
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i want the mash studios bed and the wall behind it-- is that concrete?
I don't consider the Azzo chairs as being new furniture "inspired" by mid-century modernism. It's a blatant knock off of an Eames shell chair with wooden dowel base. There's nothing creative about it.
I really do like the bed from mash studios bed and the rocking chair from CB2, though.
I love the couch. It looks soooo comfortable. Too bad it only comes in that yellow.
Er, I love the *2nd* couch. The Petrie is nice too, but I love comfy arms.
I think one of the most appealing aspects of MCM pieces (especially the originals) is that they were designed for the smaller American dwellings of the time (1940s and 1950s) so their scale and style are more flexible for smaller spaces, and that's a REALLY attractive alternative to mainstream American furniture, which is often large and clunky and scaled for the McMansions of the 1990s and 2000s.
So if McMansion residents start consuming MCM en masse, would it be called McCentury Modern? Manufacturers would have to devise new pieces such as "The Double Womb Chair" or an Eames rocker with built-in remote control for TV, Blu-Ray and all gaming consoles.
I have found some pretty good looking bamboo blinds in here http://www.blindsuk.net/ . They are wonderfully fitting these types of interiors!