HOME TRENDS:
Mid-Century Modern Colors
Home trends come and go, sometimes we look back and remember what our homes looked like and are happy that these trends are gone! But there are also trends we are happy to see come back into style, like today’s revitalization of the Mid-Century Modern design.
As I continue to work with more millennial homebuyers I notice a trend of creating simpler living spaces with less decorations, clean lines, and peaceful colors.
I’ve pulled together a handful of images that I believe are a beautiful representation of how you can introduce the Mid-Century Modern aesthetic into your home using specific colorways in the furniture, art, and paint colors. I hope these can serve as inspiration for new homebuyers to decorate their house.
Mid Century Modern Colors
Clean lines and peaceful colors are abundant in this entryway, the Regale Blue painted door stands out against the white walls and dark stained floor.
A large piece of art can make all the difference, this Real Red print provides a gentle and organic shape to the room providing a touch of modern.
There are endless options when it comes to furnishing a room, choosing furniture that has a Mid-Century Modern design can help the room feel open and less cluttered. Here a Gold Crest couch fits into an otherwise white room.
Clean lines and peaceful colors are abundant in this entryway, the Regale Blue painted door stands out against the white walls and dark stained floor.
A color not seen in a lot of homes, Kale Green is a deep and beautiful color that works perfectly when there are plants in a room.
Looking to update a bathroom and give it that clean Mid-Century Modern feel? A CloudBurst colored accent wall or tile can help your bathroom stand out and feel organic and simple.
Throughout my years in real estate I have had the opportunity to tour thousands of homes and work with hundreds of buyers and sellers. While each person has their own taste and aesthetic I am always at peace when I walk into a Mid-Century Modern home and I continue to find that these homes attract eager buyers. With more and more millennial homebuyers in the market for their first home, I will not be surprised to see this Mid-Century Modern revitalization continue for years to come.
