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A. Characteristics of Mid Century Modern Furniture

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A. Characteristics of Mid Century Modern Furniture

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1. War uproots and adultery have given us certain styles of Furniture that America needed at the time with the expanded cities and modernized way of living. There was a huge demand for a contemporary, quicker built homes: Eichler Home Designs in California. Along with the modernization, there were new technological advancements making it possible for new textures, colors, effects and forms.
2. With the simplistic look that MCM gives us a classic and understated view of the furniture. The form follows a constructed function and goes throughout the whole of the furniture along with sleek and uncluttered geometric lines/shapes. A simple look is created by the "minimal ornamentation" and a traditional overview of the modern materials.
3. Construction and the materials used such as newer plastic and wood had modernized and influenced the creations of designers. Plastic was a huge impact because it could replace the wooden furniture. The traditional material sometimes used to give it the mid century look would be wood, metal, glass, vinyl, plywood, Plexiglass and Lucite. Colors would be neutral to bold and sometimes black and white because of the old modernized look created after the war.
4. Distinguishing features of the style and finding other furniture that may not be MCM is a huge step in furnishing in this style. A lot of pieces have been adapted and had been replicated from the MCM era which are good ways of finding in-budget furniture. Vintage and MCM go well together but they are NOT the same. For wood, it is important to stay in the good color range as they have a repeated pattern and look odd with different color forms.
Some famous designers include Herman Miller, Knoll, and Vitra.

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In today's design world, we see many replicas of midcentury modern furniture on the market, but the real deal is still extremely popular (and valuable!), too.

We spoke with designers about the history, key characteristics, and popularity of the midcentury modern style (which is often referred to as "MCM"). These pros also shared their tips for styling one's home with MCM pieces and what to keep in mind when shopping.

What Is Midcentury Modern Style?

This term refers to the dominant furnishings of the mid-20th century-simple, functional wooden pieces made from teak and curved designs reigned supreme. "Midcentury modern design evolved in response to a post-World War II environment," designer Liza Kuhn explains. "Designers and architects were eager to develop new ideas that married the mass production and technology invented during the first half of the 20th century with a more optimistic outlook for the future."

As you probably guessed, midcentury modern style originated during the middle of the 20th century and embodied the needs and wants of the population of that time. "Midcentury modern design is rooted in functionality, clean lines, and simplicity, which reflected the world at that time," designer Amanda Thompson explains. "Homes were more linear, focused on maintaining a nuclear family unit and as such, the furniture design echoed this environment."

Unlike frillier pieces or those filled with ornate detailing, midcentury modern furniture is much more straightforward in nature. "The need and desire for functional, simplistic furniture and decor in our homes was a rebellion against the ornate traditions from decades before, and a way for families to embrace a more modern, organic way of living," designer Eleanor Trepte comments.

Midcentury modern can be considered a subset of modern design, defined as the style that became popular in the early 1900s. However, when compared to the traditional definitions of modern design, midcentury modern design tends to be unashamedly retro and often makes use of bright accent color to emphasize this point. Modern design, by contrast, typically has a more understated, utilitarian, industrial look.

Key Characteristics

Most authentic midcentury modern furniture is made from teak. "Teak was preferred for its richness in color and durability," designer Rozit Arditi explains. "Rosewood and oak were the other commonly used woods, mostly in case pieces like tables, desks, and storage cabinets."

But wood was by no means the only material present in the creation of midcentury modern pieces. "Materials were critical to mid century design," Thompson notes. "We saw a lot of wood, metal, glass, and vinyl, often used in tension with each other to create a unique look." These materials were often used to create furnishings in curved shapes. "The famous Eames chair is a hallmark of this look," Trepte shares. "Other unique shapes took hold through curved and almost round sofas, odd shaped coffee tables, and even geometric shapes that felt angular and clean."

Color was also a major component of midcentury style. "We saw the use of color in ways we didn't see before, often either as a bold accent or as a way to make a piece of furniture stand out singularly in a room," Thompson says.

Key elements of MCM decor:

Furnishings emphasize function over ornament

Lack of ornate frills in favor of simple geometric lines

Frequent use of teak, rosewood, and oak

Use of metal, glass, and vinyl

Bold accent colors

Recent Rise to Popularity

As noted earlier, midcentury modern style celebrated functionality, and this is still a key tenant when decorating homes of the 21st century. "I appreciate the rise of multipurpose furniture, which was adopted in this design ethos and is something we still promote as designers today," designer Becky Shea says. "Every piece serves a purpose and beyond, casting shadows on the days where rooms were beholden to being used once a year for a special occasion due to their ornate, elaborate design."

Design Tips

When decorating with midcentury modern furniture, you will want to really let these wooden pieces shine. "Make sure the woods you select work together, and do not contrast each other," Arditi explains. "If you have a teak MCM piece, don't bring in ebony or zebra wood in the room-they will clash."

Additionally, keep in mind that the furniture pieces of yesteryear were not made to accommodate today's households, Arditi notes. While many people enjoy using midcentury modern credenzas as TV stands, for example, pieces that weren't constructed explicitly for this purpose may be somewhat imperfect. "Understand that the case pieces were made decades ago and people's needs were different," Arditi comments. "Not all your tech equipment can fit in the sideboards or the bookcases."

Finally, you'll want to strike the right balance when it comes to incorporating MCM pieces into your space. "Pick and choose," Thompson urges. "You want your home to feel modern, not like a museum of the 1960s. An Eames chair or a glass topped table with chrome legs can contrast nicely against a more textural rug, industrial-style cabinet, or transitional couch." Additionally, Thompson states, "Don't forget function!" Your home certainly shouldn't resemble a museum, but it also shouldn't act as one! Thompson adds, "The entire heart of the MCM movement lies in function so if you acquire gorgeous antique MCM chairs, for instance, make sure they are sturdy enough to handle daily use!"

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Here's What You Should Know About Midcentury Modern Style

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Designers share the main characteristics of the Mid Century Modern furniture style, as well as how the trend originated and why it remains popular.

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The importance of style and a modernized or even a vintage, classy look is as important as it's basic needs and a more practical, useful piece of furniture.
Example - A Multi functional Sofa Bunk Bed: Also this mechanism incorporates a unique, chic looking style, it has the practical idea of a closed off apartment with 2 useful and idealistic pieces of furniture put together. Bonbon, the designer, uses this to show that MCM furniture can be a solution for a small, compact living space with just one piece of furniture.

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This post is sponsored by Volvo, a company that designs with meaningful purpose to combine the benefits of form plus function, and to enhance your well-being.

We've all seen that perfect piece of furniture with an incredibly funky, cool design that turns out to be the opposite of useful or comfortable. It looks good, but it takes up too much space, the doors don't open, or you get a backache after sitting down for more than a few minutes. This post is dedicated to all things stylish and modern that have not only a unique and fun design, but also fulfill the basic needs-and sometimes more-of practical, useful furniture.

1. Multifunctional Sofa Bunk Bed

This design by Bonbon is a clever solution for compact, modern living. The space-saving couch doubles as a bunk bed and combines practical function with super chic design. With one simple movement, convert the daytime seating area into sleeping accommodations for two. Bunk beds in the living room?! This calls for a 1980's slumber party with Tom Hanks and Elizabeth Perkins! You can learn more about all of the space saving designs on theBonbon website.

8. Stacked Cabinet No. 6-Together We Can

There's nothing boring about this stacked cabinet. It seems like it could topple over at any moment! But rest assured, designer Vincent Leman from Dust Furniture* always combines beauty with high quality construction to produce, "gravity bending furniture with personality, while leaving function fully intact." This particular design was based on the concept of three people lifting each other up to reach a higher goal, and stands seven feet tall. I love the playful, cartoon design that will easily add a little fun to any room.

9. Modular Shelving: Vjunok/Bindweed Series

With this unique design, you can bring a touch of nature into your living room and use it as a bookcase. Russian designer Maria Yasko merged her interior and industrial design skills to create this tree-shaped shelving entitled Icelandic Tree. The combination of the shelf structure with the wall art adds a certain charm to an otherwise bland wall. Plus, the curved and bending shelves are an efficient use of wall space. Check out two of her other shelving designs on Behance.

10. Floating Lamps

This futuristic lamp will spark intrigue and conversation in any room in the house. Designed byLight-Light, the Floating Lamp is constructed with several cutting-edge technologies to create what appears to be an optical illusion. But don't be fooled, once you get up close you'll see that the lamp actually consists of a base, above which a magnet disc floats. The low power consumption and sleek, elegant design make this piece a timeless classic while at the same time leading the trends in funky, must-have interior design.
Which one is your favorite?

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Stylish Modern Furniture that Combines Form and Function

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This post is sponsored by Volvo, a company that designs with meaningful purpose to combine the benefits of form plus function, and to enhance your well-being. We've all seen that perfect piece of furniture with an incredibly funky, cool design that turns out to be the opposite of useful or comfortable.

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Ergonomics refers to design efficiency along with comfort in it's proactive environment. Along with relationship between people and "man-made" machines around them such as, in this case, it would be the Mid-Century Modern furniture pieces. Due to the ergonomic standards of furniture, some items may over designed or under designed. Looking at MCM furniture, we can see that although they fit to the people's needs and have a proactive use, they can have a unsupported area for one focus of the body. One of the greatest chairs in MCM is the Wassily chair made in 1925 and it has a logical form and view and most mechanical when it comes to transporting which is an amazing proactive way of using the chair.

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Ergonomics is the study of the relationship between people and the machines in their environment, in our case, the chair. Mies van der Rohe has equated the level of complexity of designing a good chair with designing a building. Many mid-century architects and designers became enthralled with the idea of designing the perfect chair. While aesthetically pleasing, which of these are actually comfortable and beneficial to our bodies?

Most chairs are either over-designed or poorly designed. Some have the no-work approach, being overstuffed and unsupportive. Some focus on only one part of the body, rather than the body as a system. Others take a mimicking approach to organic design and often overly exaggerate the shape of the body in its form. And with many of the high design chairs, as architectural critic Withold Rybczynski wrote, there is "something charmingly naive about this belief in the power of art to overcome physical reality."

I'll start with one of the most famous chairs, the Wassily chair (1925) by Marcel Breuer. Named after his friend Wassily Kandinsky, the chair was Breuer's first trial using bent metal framing and leather. Breuer wrote, "It is my most extreme work both in its outward appearance and in the use of materials; it is the least artistic, the most logical, the least 'cozy' and the most mechanical." The aesthetic is undeniably utilitarian, yet the taught leather lends a luxurious note. Rybczynski criticized the chair for being psychologically uncomfortable, stating, "it looks more like an exercise machine than an armchair." Ergonomically, the chair performs quite well. The taught flat leather provide a slight spring and encourage movement, unlike an overstuffed chair that holds the body in one position. The chair also fits a wide range of body sizes. The seat band leaves space in the back for the buttocks, while the lower back band supports the reversed curve of the lower back. However, there is one major flaw; the steep angle of the seat forces a person to lean, creating pains for the neck and head.

Next to slaughter, the Eames chair by Charles and Ray Eames. During WWII, Ray was using plastic resins to design medical casts and splints. From this experience, Charles and Ray began experimenting with free-form plastics to create an organically shaped chair. Stamped from a single sheet of plastic, the chair was easily and cheaply produced, making it a staple furnishing in laundromats, airports, schools, libraries, and bowling alleys during the second half of the 20th century. As fashionable as it is, especially after Eero Saarinen modified it with the pedestal base, it does have some faults. Unlike the Wassily chair, the eggshell shape does not provide adequate space for the gluteus maximus. When one leans back in the chair, the curve forces the hips forward, creating a c-shaped slump and back pain. Basically, it is a wonderful chair to seat guests in that your really don't want to stay all that long.

Surprisingly, one of the most comfortable chairs evaluated in the study was one intended to make an ideological statement at an exhibition. Designed by Gerrit Rietveld in Holland, the Red and Blue Rietveld (1919), the chair became symbolic of the De Stjil movement. It presented an abstract planar systems separated into two disparate yet interconnected structures. When placed in front of a black wall, the black frame faded from view, highlighting the 'floating' primary colored and purposely crude plywood seating planes. Everything about the chair is blunt and designers and historians have admired it for its conceptual clarity. Remarkably, the austerity and rigidity lends comfort to the chair as well. Since there is no padding on the plywood seat, the whole chair is angled back to keep the sitter from sliding out. To accommodate this tilt, the back rest is extended to support the neck and head. The lack of cushion would eventually become tiresome on the bones and the tilt allows for little more than rest, but all in all, it rated quite well.

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An Ergonomic Evalution of Midcentury Modern Chairs - Danish Teak Classics

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Ergonomics is the study of the relationship between people and the machines in their environment, in our case, the chair. Mies van der Rohe has equated the level of complexity of designing a good chair with designing a building. Many mid-century architects and designers became enthralled with the idea of designing the perfect chair.

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The Orion Table shows it's stylish stage with various areas whether it be next to sofa or even a night stand by your bed. What I like about the design are the versatile designs of the assembly in the angled legs that gives a "natural" ombre dark look and then finish wood look on the surface and the top storage drawer.  The natural wood grain gives each piece that is made its own unique take because of the difference in grains also giving a mid-century modern antique look.

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The Arlo Coffee Table imbibes the spirit of ergonomics, along with the beautiful and decorative top with a glossy look finish and it's manufactured natural wood look, it has a simple, yet very useful storage area which I seem to like the most. The contrast is created with both the designs and shows something so unique but so simple at the same time. It has essential sturdiness along with the proficient storage space that provides for the everyday books, magazines or newspaper.

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Among the famous chairs Bertoia has created, his Diamond Chair. This chair was one of the most unique among his designs which won several awards because of it's innovation. Bertoia's ideas of making the chair as light as possible was the most challenging yet the most important because of the sturdiness/style it needs to have for the efficiency of the people which imbibes the spirit of the MCM furniture. I like that the chair has the sensation as almost as if you are sitting on air which is what most reviewers say.

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The ABC bookcase (Link Attached in Red) is a standard departure from your normal ideal of a bookcase, it embodies the structures of style and uniqueness characterized by your own motives by the way you can move the letters to make your own word or phrase. Using the different colors on the external and internal is a unique way of designing because it embodies the ideas of the Alphabet-inspired design. I like that the furniture is very versatile and shows the identity of the person whose house the bookcase is it.

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The Bertoia Side Chair (Scroll to description) presents a unique designs that is fit for all environments. During the time, the market for industrial wires and prices for wires decreased as a new modern age was coming with it's new technology. Bertoia's side chairs presents the mid century view by using these materials in creating an adapted chair that's great for outdoors and indoors as well. What I liked about this design is that Bertoia says, "If you look at the chairs, they are mainly made of air, like sculpture, space passes through them.” This shows his mindset and creative thoughts behind this piece of furniture because air is literally passing through the chair. In fact, the delicate look of the designs fools the viewers because the structure is supremely strong which shows it's benefits of an ergonomic view as well.

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The famous Bertoia Leather Side Chair (Scroll down to product story) shows the significance of shapes in the MCM furniture designs. Bertoia explains his foci on shapes according to the Knoll article, "One was taking the shape of a side chair; another was beginning to extend to care of the head." I like the fact that Bertoia imbibed the spirit of ergonomics so that there was comfort and style in the shapes. It shows the whole of Mid Century Modern furniture in general because of the importance of usage and how shapes/styles effect the way a design is made.

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The famous Drop Chair incorporates the MCM furniture frequency of using ABS plastic along with nylon reinforcements which makes the seating adjusting and freely moving for the people who purchase in the chair. The inclined legs of the chair provide the stability while still maintaining the structural appearance of the chair. I like this chair because although it might be looking as if the chair is too small or compressed to sit in, the actual seating, rated by reviewers, is rather comforting which shows the Mid Century Modern shows in which Jacobsen is trying to have the intense style along with strength of the seat.

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The Swan Sofa shows the new technology evolving in the MCM furniture designs. Jacobsen had the ability to go out of his restraints and create fluid curves and molded shells. From the arms of the sofa, to the legs, there is a wonderful structure that provides a strong base and a fluent style throughout the whole piece. The continuous shape makes the whole design unique which is something that I like because unlike other sofas, who have a separate piece attached as an arm rest, this sofa has a continuous design that still has the sturdy bottom.

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This amazing Coffee Table design shows the style and efficiency of use with only 2 elements: The piece of glass on top and the 2 interlocking pieces of wood. What I like most about this design is that the two connectors are attached because it gives the table a nice flow rather than just having two pieces holding up the glass piece. The designs hold an amazing artistic value with collaboration of both form and function because it's ergonomic views.

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Although the City Hall Wall Clock may seem like just a regular telling of time, in the 50s, Arne Jacobsen made this a revolutionary design. A large scaled clock was part of Jacobsen's nature along with bold black lines that shows the hour numerals and the grey dots showing the passing of minutes. With the right style and spirit, Jacobsen creates a concave outside glass to have the viewers of the glasses thinking that it is hovering on the wall which is my favorite aspect also showing style.

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This Dining Table gives for everyday use along with the narrow rod and thin base which gives a sleek look to the style of the table. The old retro look gives the table a nice texture especially with the numerous colors of modernizing the furniture including a natural wood look, brown, black or even navy blue. Tulip bases are both elegant and modern. I find they have both masculine and feminine appeal which is what the versatile MCM age has done to furniture as a whole.

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Saarinen's famous Womb Chair shows the ultimate comfort that a person can get from sitting in this over sized chair with beautiful curved edges and angled legs to hold the chair's strength. The MCM factor touches with the phenomenal comfort and human enjoyment that someone can get out of sitting in just a chair not only that it's over sized but it has a style that is perfect the mid century aesthetic. I liked this chair because Saarinen was challenged to create a perfect lounge chair by Knoll, another famous designer. This design shows a true icon because of it's ongoing beneficial factors for back support and style.

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13. Saarinen Executive Armless Chair with Swivel Base

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13. Saarinen Executive Armless Chair with Swivel Base

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This Armless Chair works with the structural shape that MCM furniture is ideal to. It has a style that is impeccable and is driven throughout the whole design, the two part piece of the chair makes the structure seem well put together. This idea of a classic chair with the extended technology shows the spirit of the chair, along with the function which is well put together and advancements of the wheel and the reclining.

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Paul McCobb's famous design for the Wall Mirror because of the iconic idea of the desktop attached to a mirror for functionality and to support the ergonomics of the design that help humans have the proper mirror + a good, iconic retro style. I like this design because of it's adaptation and different style, I personally haven't seen anything like this and I think it's incredible that he mixed two different objects that are functional for humans and put it inside one for an even more stylish/useful item.

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15. Mut Sectional Sofa and Lounge Set by Christopher Knight Home

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15. Mut Sectional Sofa and Lounge Set by Christopher Knight Home

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The seating is comfortable along with the sturdiness of the couch itself, it shows a stylish and modern view with the right function. The form also matches up as the pieces are properly used for the comfort and texture in a normal seating environment. It is a lay low area where many people can sit along with the L shape and brings out the appearance in the setting around the room.

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The Drawer Desk gives us a chic gold finish to the legs and a natural finish to the actual drawers on top that keeps the ongoing style throughout the whole design. This makes the piece of furniture more suitable and eye catching along with stylish. The slim drawers are made perfect for school/work related items like a laptop and regular stationary. I like this design because it would be a great studying and working area.

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17. Calliope Fabric Over sized Recliner Chair by Christopher Knight Home

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17. Calliope Fabric Over sized Recliner Chair by Christopher Knight Home

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The Recliner Chair shows a glorious form from a wood frame that keeps the chair sturdy. Along with the sturdiness, the over sized piece of the couch makes it better for seating and more comfortable. As you can see, the buttons and various colors show a luxurious piece of function showing style and having an essence of elegance added. The seating is rather firm so it would be a nice touch or look instead of ergonomics.

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18. Carson Carrington Erfjord 2-drawer File Cabinet 

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18. Carson Carrington Erfjord 2-drawer File Cabinet 

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The file cabinet in shows a stylish piece of furniture which makes the furnished gold legs stand out the most because of how it's presented with the different colors. It shows an ergonomic view because it can store up to anything including papers, bills or anything that you want to. Even the label holders in the front of the drawers (two squares) are furnished with the finished gold look to make the style pop out. I like that about this design because it shows a simple look in a beautiful way.

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19. Carson Carrington Brinton Contemporary White Metal Bookcase Etagere

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19. Carson Carrington Brinton Contemporary White Metal Bookcase Etagere

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This bookcase combines a display of art, books, regular writing or even souvenirs. The display in the design shows a zigzag movement along with the silver rods that connect them, this shows a charming and elegant look to the bookcase. I like this design because it can be displayed as both playful or luxurious which is an important factor that imbibes the MCM technology.

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This Tripod Dining Table is a unique set for a dining area like this because it gives way for most uses in the house. The small space usage can be for entryways, hallways or in the kitchen as well to make the "dining table" as useful as possible. This is what imbibes the spirit of MCM because it shows the ergonomic uses, along with being just a stand for everyday use, it could be for corner styles which is what I like about the design because it has so many uses which the style that is given.

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21. Mid-Century 5-Drawer Dresser - Narrow

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21. Mid-Century 5-Drawer Dresser - Narrow

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This drawer dresser has a sturdy frame which is meant to last long. I like that the legs are pretty thin instead of the long rods that would be connected to the drawer. They are angled to give the drawers good stability and the solid wood natural glide finish gives the look a much more "modern" + "old" look that would appear as though it came from the time that it did. Some characteristics that I came across when doing research is that the legs are angled in each furniture that needs the stability.

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This display coffee table has a nice angle that portrays an amazing style for the glass on top. The contrast between the glass transparency and the natural wood "old" finish look shows the dramatic shapes that was made originally in the Brazilian shape designs. The tempered glass look holds the stability needed for the ergonomic spirit of the natural mid century modern filter.

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The C-Side table is a combination of a modern style and a furnished wood antique finish. Within the table, it includes a small base for spaces under sofas or under furniture. The tabletop can act as a lap for schoolwork, laptops or anything that can can clear your space. I like that it has a lightweight for it to be movable. It can be held by the slim t-base shape that can be put anywhere. The antique brass finish has an effect towards the mid century modern look and gives it a nice finishing touch.

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The Grand Nightstand is an angled brown piece of furniture that has a circular top which a white furnished glass finish. I think the style is nice for a bedroom finish because it has a stable base with a big enough circular marble base that can be incredible for any uses. What I like about this design is the antique bronze finish which gives the old/new look that can be well rounded to any theme. The Penelope theme (marble white and bronze wood) is really nice and can be found in a lot of furniture but I like that this color contrast is present within only the top and bottom and that there is not much confusion about it.

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The side table gives a modern look in the old furnished wood look. It can hold small items which stands up to the ergonomic views of the design as well as big things like newspapers, laptops, and coffee. The small footprint of the design makes it easier to put this in various areas making it easier for people to use like corner/hall ways. I like that the design is lightweight and gives vibrant plants or any other objects a perfect display.

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23. Mid-Century Art Display Coffee Table

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23. Mid-Century Art Display Coffee Table

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This coffee table gives a new look with the theme and purpose of art and other furniture for show on the table. The tempered glass combination with the furnished wood look gives the coffee table a new look and has a airy touch. I like the two tiered touch that is added to the table because it gives style, space and storage. The combination of antique brass and a furnished bronze shows the style that is added along with the phenomenal view of the uses a regular coffee table with storage space of 2 times.

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This side table has a sophisticated view of gold and glass that makes it stable and has an amazing style. The tiered glass 'shelves' are appeared to be "floating" with the metal bars that hold to connect. It's absolutely perfect to place at the end of a sofa or beside a bed to hold anything for night lamps to books to art show pieces. I like that the bottom shelf is a mirror which is ideal because although it is unlikely that the people would through it, it shows an amazing ergonomic view and is even more useful.

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The Cosmo Side Table provides a unique touch to any room or spacious hallways. This highly durable design and lightweight makes it easy for in and outdoor movement. The aluminum through the walls of the design makes it perfect for anything to hold from parties to regular side plants that can bring out the vibrant colors.

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This cabinets gives a nice retro look for a nice art style piece above and a spacey storage place. The geometric textured chevron front gives the cabinet a nice style also with the impression. The brass handles that are sleek and slim give off a finished metal look that pulls the design together. I like that the design is simple and useful because it gives objects within reach and easy to pull thing out fast.

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The Pedestal coffee table can be placed as any table piece or alone also, it has a great touch to it imbibing qualities of MCM very thoroughly. It has the spirit of contrasting colors bringing the style and the uses of almost anything, there are no specification for most MCM designs, they can be issued for any and most items that are small enough to fit. The shiny look gives the complete style and the substantial holding ware makes the it feel so elegant and sophisticated all around the room.