Mid mod eclectic living room

🌿✨ Loving this cozy, mid-century inspired space filled with character, textures, and art that tells a story. Every detail—from the curated wall art to the bold pops of color—is giving us major interior design goals! And how adorable is this curious little kitty posing perfectly? 🐾 Inspired by these beautiful spaces? Let us know which piece caught your eye, and don’t forget to hit that follow button for more home decor inspo! 💫 What would you add to this setup? Let’s chat in the…

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an elegant mid century modern living room with a black leather sofa, black chairs, curved plywood furniture and a potted plant

According to a new report that looked at Pinterest search data in 2021 so far, inquiries into this decade of house renovations have increased by 82 percent.

Welcome back to another blog post from our series That 70s House. When I first moved into this house, one of the first things I tackled was the dining nook. You might remember it – the striped couch I used actually went viral on TikTok, and had lots of people divided on if they liked it in the space or not. Later on, I decided to switch out the sofa to one that was better suited for the area BUT I definitely did not get rid of the striped one…that $50 marketplace steal from the '60s is too…

Mid Century Modern mixed with Japanese style and Hufflepuff vibes

When my house is free-and-clear of intrusive art projects, it normally looks like this. We did the mid/late1950's theme back in the early 90's, when this stuff could still be found in Goodwill and Salvation Army stores, and it has been this way ever since

Designer Kendra Nash transformed a personality-less San Francisco house for a young couple with eclectic style.