When it comes to Midcentury modern lighting and decorating, color schemes tend to lean toward the more muted. That’s not to say that it can’t be fun to bring in pop of color. In fact, if you’re looking for color inspiration for your next project, I’ve got some ideas for you. These 5 midcentury modern color palette ideas are perfect for you to try!
The midcentury modern movement was all about clean lines and the purest of form. Many of the most popular design styles are inspired by, or directly related to, this 70-year-old aesthetic. Today we’re going to take a look at 5 different palettes that represent some of the most popular midcentury modern home décor trends from 1950s to 70s.
01. Green and Beige
Midcentury modern wasn’t just bright and bold colors, it can also be neutrals and cold tones for subtlety and tranquility. Calming beige can go perfectly with deep green, two differing colors that complement the retro-styled lighting.
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02. Blue and White
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03. Blue and Brass
If you’re down for a monochromatic but bright and bold color palette, why not go for blue with brass elements? You can go all in with velvety blue furniture and accessories and a little extra contrast with brass lighting fixtures or decor.
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04. Beige and Yellow
A muted color palette brings the retro feel in a simple pairing with eye-catching yellow and understated beige. It allows for warmth and color without feeling cluttered. Show off some amazing wooden furniture pieces with this color palette.
05. Green and Brown
Olive green and brown brings elegance to any space, whether they’re contrasting with midcentury furniture pieces or being added to walls and flooring. It fits a sitting room perfectly, as well as a library or den. Add some beautiful square midcentury furniture pieces for the best look.
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