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We know that mid-century style comes to stay, and if you identify yourself with this style, this article is for you. <\/span>You can’t get enough of the clean lines, unusual patterns, and uncluttered feel, so let’s see how to get a Mid Century Living Room<\/strong><\/em>. <\/span>You can incorporate the Mid-century modern style into your living room without splurging.<\/p>\n

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1. First things first, started for choosing your furniture lightweight, thin-framed wooden furniture is essential for a Mid-Century modern aesthetic. Opt for simple silhouettes, tapered legs, and medium-stained brown wood. To contrast, all the brown from the wood, make sure you add in plenty of pops of color or accents of white. Try mixing and matching wooden furniture with resin or plastic furniture such as tulip chairs or a transparent coffee table.<\/p>\n

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2.\u00a0And don’t forget the chairs, These strikingly simple chair designs soared to popularity during the mid-twentieth century and are definitely making a modern-day comeback. The pared back to look and the slimline shape makes for the perfect piece of furniture for both small livings rooms and more lofty spaces.<\/p>\n

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3.\u00a0Storage is important to you need to have some kind of storage so you can hide or exposed your books, vinyl or even your TV, choose a modular storage system, such as Ladderax, for example. This system consists of teak shelves, cupboards, drawers and pulls down cocktail units which can be positioned exactly as you wanted.<\/p>\n

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4.\u00a0About the floor, if you want to get a smarter finish to your Mid-century living room flooring, opt for a real wood floor such as parquet. Wool rugs in autumnal muted tones will add texture and softness to your room \u2013 you could even hang rugs on your walls as artwork.<\/p>\n