We're always inclined to be rule followers when it comes to interior design in our homes, and while that certainly helps to create a coherent scheme, it can also hold us back from complete freedom of expression. Colman Domingo has chosen to adopt his own, very personal sense of style in his mid-century living space through a mix of bold artwork, contrasting materials, and a mix of furniture styles and silhouettes.
While mid-century modern ideas are usually rooted in a more minimalist aesthetic, with clean lines and muted colors, Colman Domingo's space leans into a distinctly playful feel, thanks to graffiti-inspired art, sumptuous textures, and crafted details.
