Two of those unexpected styles that look amazing together arerustic and midcentury modern.
Bringing these two styles together makes it unique and unlike other rooms out there.
These designers have mastered the art of midcentury rustichere are 24 chic ideas.
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Combine Midcentury Artwork and Comfortable Pieces
Midcentury artwork is highly collectible (and really cool).
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On the contrary, midcentury, when brought together with rustic accents, can be quite comfy and relaxed.
Ashley Montgomery Design
This living room’s fireplace seamlessly brings together the midcentury and rustic styles designed byTyler Karu Design.
you might either search flea markets and salvage yards for these fireplaces, or you might have one custom-made.
Its quiet yet modern in whites, grays, and tans.
Designer:Emily Henderson/Photographer:Tessa Neustadt
Wrap in Warm Details
To go midcentury rustic, its all about the details.
Combine midcentury furniture with a simple vintage trunk.
Display vintage artwork next to mod-style decorative accents.
Ashley Montgomery Design
These are all accents displayed in this room designed byEmily Henderson.
This room truly proves that rustic and midcentury can live together in perfect harmony.
The key is to be intentional.
Design:Emily Henderson/ Photo: Sara Ligorria-Tramp
Experimenting with bringing the styles together can create surprising combinations.
The balance between the two is perfection.
Yet, the SMEG brand fridgean iconic midcentury modern pieceseems to fit right in.
COTTAGE+SEA
By keeping the color scheme similar across the board, even strikingly different concepts can still feel cohesive.
The vintage trunk used as a table and the brick fireplace are notable additions.
The bright pattern rug and the iconic Eames lounge chair are undeniably midcentury modern inspired.
Tyler Karu Design
However, the Edison bulb sconces and starburst tile flooring add a dose of midcentury to the mix.
The white squaresubway tile, freestanding tub, and hexagon tile floor are all decidedly modern.
Try Statement Pieces
KG Designs
It’s all about the transition in this bathroom byKG Designs.
Design:Emily Henderson/ Photo: Sara Ligorria-Tramp
The statement piece makes a strong first impression, but doesn’t clash with the rest of the decor.
Add Dark Wood Mirror over Black Tile
A surefire way to bring rustic and modern styles together?
Dark wood and tile.
Jessica Nelson Design
Yet the wide wood frame mirror is a rustic addition that certainly captures your attention.
Pick Decor That Fuses The Two Together
Arbor & Co.
This bedroom designed byArbor & Co.already has a rustic edge to it, especially with the wood plankaccent wall.
Design:Emily Henderson/ Photo: Sara Ligorria-Tramp
Subway tile and wood accents.
Design:Emily Henderson/ Photo: Sara Ligorria-Tramp
Dazey Den
Design:Emily Henderson/ Photo: Sara Ligorria-Tramp
Design:Jess Bunge for Emily Henderson Design/ Photo: Sara Ligorria-Tramp
Design:Emily Henderson/ Photo: Ryan Liebe
Erin Williamson Design
Jessica Nelson Design
Jessica Nelson Design
KG Designs
Mid Century Jo
Mid Century Jo
Arbor & Co.
Arbor & Co.
Arbor & Co.
Becca Interiors
