-
1 of 8
The future of Midcentury Modern design lies in the hands of the next generation. Fortunately, millennials are big fans. This design-loving generation flocks to clean lines and timeless beauty. The design style’s optimism and futuristic aesthetic is indeed in safe hands. Case in point? The Midcentury Modern office of Brit + Co.
Courtesy of Brit + Co -
2 of 8
As with every generation who has fallen for Midcentury Modern style, they bring their own twist. Prime example? Fans in the early 2000’s incorporated bright primary colors and inventive plastic accents. Click through for a prime examples of how millennials bring their own twist to the iconic design style.
Courtesy of Brit + Co -
3 of 8
Color pays a huge role in how a space makes you feel. Here, the Brit + Co team turned to a vibrant color palette for an office that keeps the team motivated, energized and cheerful.
Practically, this Midcentury Modern office features budget-friendly pieces designed for small spaces. From comfortable office chairs that don’t sacrifice on style to rugs and accents, this office exudes mid mod style with a fresh perspective.
Courtesy of Brit + Co -
4 of 8
Get the Look
Wanting to create or refresh your own Midcentury Modern office? Click through for a few of our favorite finds from Brit + Co’s space.
To see the full tour, click here!
Courtesy of Brit + Co -
5 of 8
Retro Wave Hand-Tufted Pastel Area Rug, $342.99
Courtesy of Wayfair -
6 of 8
Rumsey Loveseat, $336.99
Courtesy of Wayfair -
7 of 8
Sheer Armchair, $383.75
Courtesy of Wayfair -
8 of 8
Darcio L-Shape Corner Desk, $429.99
Courtesy of Wayfair
You May Also Like
Make Your MCM Guest Bedroom Multi-Purpose
A Minnesota Kitchen Renovation: From Palm Trees to Maples
7 Vintage Dinnerware Sets
Spotlight on 3 Vintage Scandinavian Modern Shops
Simplify Your Holiday Storage
Check out this Fun & Functional Seattle Bathroom Renovation
Retro Renovation Product Picks
Collecting Election Memorabilia
Sarah Jane Stone
Sarah Jane Stone is the editor of Atomic Ranch, has a deeply held passion for all things vintage, a weak spot for handmade pottery and loves wearing neutrals for their chic simplicity. She is endlessly restyling her coffee table and, along with her husband, is on a lifelong hunt for the next best cup of coffee (preferably in a stylish...
