Floor-length curtain panels create a sense of height, and framed paintings balance a low upholstered headboard.
Built-In Feature Wall
Laura Hull
This spacious sanctuary is what midcentury modern bedroom dreams are made of.
The two decor elements add warmth and break up the saturated colors that dominate the space.
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Sleek Silhouettes and Cozy Colors
Jay Wilde
Midcentury modern design goes kid-friendly in this stylish nursery.
White walls, flooring, and window treatments keep the lively colors and patterns from overwhelming the space.
Don’t be afraid of mixing patterns.
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Mirroring the hardwood floors, the natural material creates a cabin-like aura.
Black swing-arm sconces add symmetry, contrast, and a sculptural element to the airy, wood-dominated space.
Instead of painting walls, take inspiration from this midcentury modern bedroom and draw attention to the ceiling.
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The decor elements add height and draw the eyes toward a white shiplap ceiling that brightens the moody space.
Sage green nightstands,ochre throw pillows, and a burnt orange patterned comforter incorporate additional splashes of color.
Dimensional Organic Elements
A mostly monochromatic color palette gives this midcentury modern bedroom a soothing atmosphere.
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Artwork and a collection of decorative items fill the shelves above the bed for more color and distinctive silhouettes.
Crisp whites, warm muted shades, and jewel tones are popularcolor choices for midcentury modern bedrooms.
For an airy space, choose white with warm wood accents.
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For a cozy room, opt for muted peach, brown, or orange tones.
For a moody look, select a deep blue with accents of emerald green and rich wood elements.
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