Mid Century Modern (1950s - 1960s)
Mid-Century Modern (1940s–1960s)
Clean lines, organic materials, and timeless silhouettes — the golden age of modern design that shaped the way we live and decorate today.
Shop Mid-Century Collection →Quick Guide
- Organic curves and clean lines
- Tapered legs
- Low profiles
- Functional simplicity
- Warm woods and neutrals
- Olive, ochre, and rust
- Earthy greens and blues
- Matte black and cream
- Charles & Ray Eames
- Florence Knoll
- George Nelson
- Arne Jacobsen
- Jens Risom
About the Era
Mid-Century Modern design celebrated simplicity, functionality, and a strong connection to nature. Architects and designers brought warmth to modernism using rich materials like walnut, teak, and leather — blending craftsmanship with mass production.
Mod Refuge Curation
Mod Refuge curates pieces that honor the spirit of Mid-Century design — sculptural lighting, walnut sideboards, Danish seating, and architectural accents that pair beautifully with contemporary interiors.
Highlights
Streamlined wood frames with leather or wool upholstery.
Long, low profiles with brass or sculptural wood pulls.
Sputnik fixtures, cone pendants, and sculptural table lamps.
Rounded shapes with glass, brass, and natural wood textures.