Modern Mid-Century

Despite the name, "Modern" refers to a specific historical design movement from the early-to-mid 20th century, heavily influenced by the Bauhaus school. Mid-Century Modern (roughly 1940s–1960s) is its most popular offshoot.

• Key Characteristics: "Form follows function." Clean, unadorned lines, organic curves, tapered legs, and the pioneering use of non-traditional materials like molded plastic, plywood, steel, and aluminum alongside teak or walnut.