Here are 20 midcentury modern color palettes to inspire your space.
Black and White
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Create an edgy, high-contrast space by using black and white.
Incorporating a few pops of color using fresh greenery or decor is always a good idea.
Jessica Nelson Design/Carina Skrobecki Photography
Blue and Green
Green and blue offer a relaxed and playful color palette for midcentury modern spaces.
If you are looking for accent colors, you cant go wrong with yellow for this color palette.
The look is finished off with a classic midcentury modern chandelier light in the center of the room.
Desiree Burns Interiors
A striking chandelier and classic retro wall clock finish off the look.
Dont be afraid to stick to the basics and pair blue with white.
Both of these playful hues have a charming retro feel that suits midcentury modern design well.
Design byKim Duensing Projects/ Photo bySarah Szwajkos
Beige and Cream
Sad beige?
Weve never heard of her!
This calming, spa-like space is achieved by using various tones of beige and cream.
Arbor & Co
To keep the space from looking flat, contrast is brought in using black accents and live greenery.
Blue and Black
For some high-contrast drama, consider pairing blue and black.
Pair it with classic teak furniture to finish off your space.
Jessie Tobias Design/ Photo bySarah Szwajkos
Brown and White
You cant go wrong by pairing white and brown.
Brown is another inherently retro tone, particularly if you opt for brown vintage furniture or vintage lookalike pieces.
Teal is a great option for midcentury modern homes.
Laura Brophy Interiors
Shades of red and pink are popular choices for midcentury modern decor.
The options are endless.
Desiree Burns Interiors
Design byTamarack Builders/ Photo bySarah Szwajkos
Dazey Den
Jessie Tobias Design/ Photo bySarah Szwajkos
Dazey Den
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Dazey Den
Laura Brophy Interiors
Laura Brophy Interiors
Desiree Burns Interiors
Jessica Nelson Design/Carina Skrobecki Photography
Desiree Burns Interiors
Jessica Nelson Design/Carina Skrobecki Photography
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Jessica Nelson Design/Carina Skrobecki Photography