Palm Springs residents know you don’t see many curves in the city’s mid-century modern homes — let alone ... drapes that can be extended to cover the entire pool-facing side of the home ...

Apart from her prolific acting career, Diane Keaton is known for her love and appreciation of mid-century modern architecture ... Custom, low-profile bookshelves cover the entirety of one ...

I have two Slip pillowcases, and several of these, and actually, the Bedsure ones wash up much nicer and retain an incredibly ...

With its spacious surface, convenient front shelf, and protective cover ... Hertford 26-Inch Wide Mid Century Upholstered Accent Chair combines vintage charm with modern comfort.

Choose from the corner, loose cover, chaise longue or upholstered ... look or a more classic aesthetic, there are mid-century and modern shapes in fabrics like velvet, cotton, and of course ...

The classic floral design of these pillow covers will blend seamlessly with any space ... a solid wood frame and faux leather upholstery—with the clean lines of mid-century modern design. Add a throw ...

Stars Matt Bomer, Nathan Lee Graham and Nathan Lane unpack their characters in the groundbreaking sitcom — touted as a ‘gay’ ...

Mid-century modern has been the style du jour for celebrity homes for a few years now, gracing the spaces of Jennifer Aniston, Emma Roberts, and Diane Keaton. Though I've spent cumulative days of ...

With their flat rooflines, wide overhangs, and open, flowing interiors, these homes captured the essence of Mid-Century Modern design, breaking away from traditional boxed-in rooms to create ...

In 1958, a Korean War veteran and artist designed and built an early mid-century modern home in Sacramento with concrete walls thick enough to withstand a bomb blast and a bomb bunker at the back ...

Hulu has shared bloopers from all ten episodes of Mid-Century Modern Season 1, featuring Broadway alums Nathan Lane, Linda Lavin, Jesse Tyler Ferguson, Nathan Lane, and more. Watch them now!

Across Paris and Milan, High Point and New York, mid-century modern is stealing the spotlight once again. Maybe it’s nostalgia, the cyclical nature of design, or we’re just craving something ...