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It is during the closing edition of Maison & Objet 2018 that you will be able to find the perfect, adaptable furniture collection you’ve always searched for. For those of you who might have missed it, Mai
What better accessory to add to your home decor than a mirror? When it comes to home, that mirror on the wall of your hallway or living room is gonna make a difference when you’re completing your decor. It do
Attention: London calling! London is calling for us just as London Design Festival is about to begin. An event that celebrates and promotes London as the design capital of the world, we can’t wait to explore
You might know the incredible mid-century furniture brand, Essential Home, but there are still questions you might have that we can answer! If you’re looking for mid-century sideboards, there is no place bett
Immerse yourself into the design world in Paris this Autumn and find international knowledge to learn and share! Paris Design Week is quickly becoming the event that is raising the bar when it comes to design a
100% Design is back and ready to surprise us with outstanding design innovation! We couldn’t be more excited for another edition of 100 Design and we’re sure you are too! This year, new and creative ideas w
There are only two good ways of reading a book, and both of them involve having the best lighting possible available. The first is, of course, on the outdoors when the sun in shining and you’re in your backya
If you have yet to be convinced Fall is almost here, then this living room might help you overcome your denial. One of the problems that might come with Summer holidays is that, once you’re back, you might fi
Let’s take a walk through the last century and talk about some of the best movies ever made. First of all, welcome to Rear Window, Mid-Century Furniture blog’s first ever bi-weekly signature. Before we delv
There is a reason the pop art movement that began in the 1950s is still in our minds today. These four names might be it… The pop art movement started in the mid 1950s with New York artists that, before becom
