Moments making a comeback and are going mainstream!

If it wasn’t obvious from all the pastel sofas and bold patterned rugs lingering on your feeds, mid-century modern rooms are still having their moment. Here we are, dipping toes into the 80s trend with sculptural furniture, bold colors, record players and dramatic statement pieces!The mid-century design style has been experiencing a huge revival in recent years with many high-end architects and designers, starting to incorporate these designs into new structures, such as the iconic Guggenheim Museum Bilbao by Frank Gehry. The mid-century modern style is not about reinventing the wheel but applying fresh new ideas to old designs. Think outside of the box! It's time for you to reevaluate that rustic wooden arm. Showcase your sleek side by choosing pieces in a variety of cool finishes like brass, chrome, and leather to add an industrial feel. Just when you thought Instagram had run out of ideas, the #midcenturymodern tag raised from the ashes. This style dominated our feeds for a while and then seemed to fade away, but now it’s back with more force than ever.

Some of the design elements like lacquered shelves, geometric shapes, and vertical lines are making a major comeback. We are talking about the perfect small space, functional and approachable pieces that gravitate toward the modern version of mid-century. Here are some of our favorites.For more inspiration, check out our Pinterest board for mid-century modern decor!Mid-century elements like sleek lines, combined with modern design features such as simple color palettes, organic fabrics, and neutral tones, aim for the perfect balance of function and beauty.You can easily add it into your existing interiors with the help of reimagined furniture, and pieces that showcase this trend.This refreshingly classic look can easily be achieved by implementing details including hairpin legs and walnut wood finishes on your larger and smaller piece of furniture.