I f you're into the mid-century modern design style, you're lucky. Since its inception MCM has only become more popular, and nowadays nearly every furniture retailer carries at le ...

How did Americans come to love “mid-century modern”? Solving the riddle of America’s obsession with postwar design and furniture. Type the words “mid-century modern” or “Danish Modern ...

A big Danish mid-century modern furniture warehouse with a devoted following has ... desks, chairs, and dining room tables. The store also carries pottery, some of it from West Germany, but the Rya ...

Though mid-century modern was popularized in the 1940s, it continues to influence home design today. It features furniture and accent pieces with clean, sharp angles and rounded lines. Iconic mid ...

Photo by Tom Ross Scandinavian mid-century modern design reached its full potential in the post-war years. In the form of sleek items of Danish furniture designed by the likes of Hans J Wegner and ...

The owners of Lanoba, a shop that specializes in Danish modern design ... Then came stops at other homes to collect nesting tables and a mirror. The sun had set by the time he met Nina Toft ...

The collection at this Leslieville store is full of mid-century modern favourites and rarities, from teak coffee tables to Danish lounge chairs by Ip-Kofod Larsen and Kai Kristiansen shelves.

The lacquer was chipping away from my mid-century modern dining chairs — one of ... made walnut pieces are easy to work on, while Danish teak is more delicate, so you’ll need to be extra ...

While seemingly disparate, these things have mid-century modern’s key characteristics in common: sleek, pared-down designs, an emphasis on both function and form, an innovative use of “modern ...