James Cunningham

1 week ago | livingetc.com | James Cunningham

Today's top interior designers still take cues from the mid-century modern era's playful colors, sculptural shapes, and innovative materials. And mid-century modern bathroom ideas prove it's the perfect place to experiment with the look, with the room's more intimate scale meaning you can really make a splash.

1 week ago | inkl.com | James Cunningham

Whether you’re on the hunt for new tiles or are considering going for a full-scale bathroom renovation, each of the expert-approved mid-century modern bathroom ideas below is positively dripping with style. 1. Blend Your influencesMid-century modern designers loved to use materials in a stand-out way, and this bathroom shows how ‘now’ the effect can look. (Image credit: Yoshihiro Makino.

2 weeks ago | livingetc.com | James Cunningham

It feels reductive to call it a 'moment' — mid-century modern has been enjoying its well-deserved place in the spotlight ever since, well, the middle of the twentieth century. And the style lends itself beautifully to bedrooms, where the principles weave together in mid-century modern bedroom ideas full of character, but that still feel inviting, comfortable, and restful.

2 weeks ago | inkl.com | James Cunningham

Designers and architects of the era, such as Eero Saarinen (behind the iconic Tulip table) and John Lautner (who created the house featured in Tom Ford’s A Single Man), have had such a lasting impact that creatives still love to reference the period’s iconic aesthetic. Here’s how today’s interior designers are putting a new mid-century spin on modern bedroom ideas. 1.

3 weeks ago | livingetc.com | James Cunningham

Are you thinking of redecorating your home? Now’s the time to add a modern green and gray living room to your mood board. Its the perfect pairing that lets you add color into your space without losing the elegance of a neutral scheme. “This combination can be warm, punchy, and rich all at once,” explains designer Chelsea Hing.