If there is a style dominating the home and interior design world, it is Mid-Century Modern. You can spot its influences everywhere from furniture to home décor.
Mid-Century Modern’s minimalist and contemporary qualities are exceptionally inspiring for kitchen design.
Wood Accents
Walnut, Teak and Rosewood are species commonly used and are often finished in a natural, clear coat. Fitting to the style, our new brown stains gives wood a rich, premium tone, and are a refreshing change from painted white cabinetry.
SAND DUNE
Shown on alder
KODIAK
Shown on alder
DUSK
Shown on alder
Clean Lines & Simplicity
To achieve Mid-Century Modern’s understated and sophisticated style, here are some door styles to consider. Our Springfield door style is great for a true minimalist design, while our Cascade and Revere are perfect if your design requires a subtle door detail.
SPRINGFIELD
NATURAL CHERRY
CASCADE
NATURAL WALNUT
REVERE
NATURAL ALDER
Mixed Materials & Colors
The ability to mix interesting elements also gives Mid-Century Modern its charm and popularity. Some style combinations typically feature:
- Metals– such as polished brass or chrome.
- Malleable decor– like plastics, fiberglass or plywood.
- Colors– earthy and subdued, but can incorporate vibrant hues as well.
Sherwin William’s “Colors Through the Decades” highlights a few paint colors influenced from Mid-Century Modern. Any of these can be sampled through Crystal’s Color Per Sample Process.
Here are three we like:
Here are some examples of our favorite mid-century inspired designs:
VISIT A DEALER TO REQUEST DOORS & COLOR SAMPLES IN THE MID-CENTURY MODERN STYLE.
