Interiors schemes that give a nod to the past by referencing design classics, such as mid-century furniture, combined with modern aesthetics, including simple lighting and block color, offer an ...

1. Mix Periods and Colors Here are some living room ideas and tips to master the mid-century aesthetic in your home. Photo from Laure Nell Interiors by Anthony J. Rayburn.

"You don't have to stick to one thing. Mix it up, throw in some mid-century with some traditional. … It really doesn't matter. It's just about what you love, what speaks to you," she said.

1. Blend Your influences If you want to give an updated spin on mid-century, don’t be afraid to mix in other points of view. “This bathroom was created with more than a nod to the historical ...

"While mid-century modern design is known for its boldness, it's important to distinguish it from the more kitschy Atomic Age subset, which leans heavily on brassy accents, chrome, and bright ...