Mid-century modern from a photo
The style of the 1950s–60s: teak and walnut, slim tapered legs, brass, mustard and olive accents. The most «vintage» of modern styles.
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Key features
Furniture on tall slim legs, organic and geometric shapes. Warm wood — teak, walnut. Accent colours: mustard, olive, terracotta, teal. Graphic lighting and abstract art.
Vintage pieces that work
British and Danish teak sideboards (G-Plan, Stag, McIntosh), coffee tables, armchairs, glass vases, studio pottery, floor lamps and wall lights.
Common mistakes
Going full museum with one era — mix in a modern sofa or lighting. Too much dark wood in a small room.
How it works
1. Upload 1–3 photos of the room. 2. The style is already selected — you can change it. 3. Get a list of pieces, a visualisation and links to eBay and Etsy.
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Frequently asked questions
Where can I find affordable mid-century furniture?
eBay, local auctions and charity shops: British teak furniture from the 1960s is often cheaper than new.
Can mid-century be mixed with a modern interior?
Yes, that is the best approach: 2–3 vintage pieces in a contemporary room.