Though mid-century design has never really fallen out of style since its popularization in the 1940s, there is no denying that it's topping trend lists again, perhaps offering a cozy counterpoint to the brisk change of weather as fall and winter arrive.
Of course, mid-century modern homes' pared-back, high-end functionality means their popularity will probably always endure with homeowners, even 80 years on from the work of George Nelson and Herman Miller. However, we'd also argue that, because it pairs so well with contemporary interior design trends, interest in the look is unlikely to wane any time soon. A good example of this matching of contemporary and mid-century is on show in singer Demi Lovato's lavender-toned dining room.
