I really like the look of this place. While mostly done in a monochrome palette with a black floors and white walls, there are few colors thrown in for an exciting effect. The red rug in the living room works amazingly well here and with some green plants it completely change the mood of the room.
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This newly built house is 167 square meters large and it really shows its size in the photos. Spacious and full of light with a really high ceilings. Modern architecture mixed with the vintage, mid century design is a great match here and goes  also well with the minimalist new furniture. I like the warm tone of the wood here accompanied with white and black.

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Black is usually used in smaller amounts as it makes the home a bit dark and gloomy, but if it is applied skillfully, with the right choice of decor, it can provide some amazing results. The obvious choice of materials to combine with black is for sure gold and copper while wooden floors will add needed warming effect.

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Lovely  symbiosis of the two eras, charming Art deco house furnished with mid century modern design furniture. This combination works really nicely and the playful colors of retro furniture adding a bit of spice.

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Welcome to the home of Michel Penneman. Several fantastic pieces of furniture are located in it, combining art deco with mid century design. One might spot pieces by Eames, Louis Poulsen, Arne Jacobsen or Georg Jensen. House  have a very nice modern look although most of the things are retro,

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This flat is ranked amongst the currently most featured real estate objects. Even though white prevails in the space, it is nicely complemented by colorful decor. Classic in design yet partly eclectic in decor and color, this is a wonderful example of Scandinavian living.

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This is a 54 m2 house in Hampshire, England, built in the late 1960s, currently occupied by an architect named Paul and his wife Chrissy. The interior has a very modern, yet chic a sophisticated feel. One may recognize a few famous designs of furniture: Panton chairs or the Eames chair.

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The home of Dorthe Kvists is full of DIY pieces of furniture. The chairs are flea market finds to 25 crowns that have been painted and reupholstered. Several pieces come from Dorothe's favorite store in London named Habitat. The span of what Dorothe loves ranges from a 1960s sideboard through a Bruno Mathsson chair, ending in Anna Sørensen graphic collages.

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Katarina Wiklund is stylist working at Bemz, a Swedish company specializing in fabrics and textile innovation. Graduated from the School of Art and Design in Stockholm, the designer has worked for many years in the textile industry and also created clothing for theater and cinema.

Now she made this nice apartment redesign for the friend living in Stockholm. Whole place shows large variety of textile patterns as well as retro and romantic elements

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This newly built house in Højbjerg of Aarhus is another very nice example how mid century  modern modern works together just perfectly,  bringing some playfulness to the otherwise minimalistic architecture, making it more cozy and enjoyable.  Not only classic Eames pieces but all other design elements were very carefully selected and enhanced the atmosphere of the house.  Very nice, decent color scheme, bright,  just beautiful.

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Kizzy and Tim's 115-square-foot apartment is a large, open space with bath, kitchen, dining room and cozy lounge. Interior is minimalistic, with a huge use of mid century modern classics,  nice!

There is a very cool color scheme of black, white and yellow-green color accompanied with a natural wood.
This combination works very well, I personally like it a lot.

And again - you can see huge dining table here, wish I could afford to use one whole room as a dining room only, with a huge table and some beautiful chairs (Wishbones for the win!).


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