Mid-century modern designers pushed the boundaries by experimenting with new shapes and forms dramatically different from the highly decorative and ornate designs found in Victorian and Art Nouveau interiors earlier in the 20th century. Nelson wanted to make furniture affordable and accessible to middle-class homeowners, not just the rich. One of the first furniture pieces was George Nelson’s mass-produced platform bench. Arising shortly after World War II, MCM rose to prominence in the 1950s and permeated the interior design scene by the ‘60s. Influenced by the Bauhaus Era, mid-century modern design evolved from the modernist movement (mid-1940s to the mid-1960s). A Brief History of Mid-Century Modern (MCM) Design MEET THE DESIGNERSĭebby Katz, Interior Designer and founder of Debby Katz Interiors in Connecticut.Ĭhris Daddio, Cabinet Designer and owner of Wood & Co. To help you do mid-century modern like a pro, we reached out to design experts for some insight and inspiration.
The Designer’s Guide To Mid-Century Modern (20 minute read)
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