The Mid-Century colour scheme is dominated by neutrals and natural fabrics, browns, oranges and blues


want something a little more subtle, but just as fabulous, consider a coat rack – something similar to the Eames Hang It All – in the entrance hall. Practical and fun, instead of traditional clothes pegs, it has multi-coloured bobbles from which to hang coats and has become something of a firm pop culture favourite. If you want to go all out, consider an Arne Jacobsen- inspired Egg Chair in bright pink or electric blue.


BE BRAVE WITH WALLS


It might be tempting to let your furnishings do the talking and leave your walls relatively neutral, but if you really want to seal the Mid-Century look, be brave and go big. There are no half


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GO BIG WITH PLANTS, OR GO HOME It’s the movement that gave us the mighty Swiss Cheese plant, the Fiddle Leaf Fig and the Snake Plant – big leaved statement plants whose nature contrasts


measures here. Geometrics in muted non- primary colours are the go-to. Think striking graphic patterns in those classic Mid-Century shades such as orange or brown, with perhaps a touch of lime for interest. There are plenty of options out there right now. Today’s wallpaper design houses have taken inspiration from the original Mid-Century masters but thanks to advancements in digital printing can create striking designs in punchy colours that will really make your interior pop.


with the rigid lines of the furniture and geometrics of the wall. It’s all about function, colour and contrast, and while house plants bring a luscious and luxurious touch to your interior scheme, they are also favoured by Mid-Century fans thanks to their biophilic benefits. It is said that house plants, whether real or faux, can help boost productivity, aid sleep and reduce stress, as well as, of course, looking great.


Stick to these golden rules of Mid- Century styling and you won’t go wrong when recreating one of the most iconic interior fashions of all time.


Holly Ghent is marketing coordinator at Pash Classics


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