Furniture
Beautiful textures and colors of Mid-Century design is reflected in the work of Tokyo-based graphic designer Hannah Andersen from New Zealand who digitally combined handmade collage and painting to create this vibrant look.
Illustration courtesy of Hannah Andersen (www.unfruitfully.com)
Enjoy articles focusing on furniture styles from antique to mid-century modern found in the living room, bedroom and throughout the house. You'll find the work of Stickley, Wegner, Nakashima, Eames and many other furniture makers.
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Meet Janey Ellis, a Mid-Century Woman in a Very Modern World
A self-proclaimed old soul, this Southern California blogger known as the Atomic Redhead blends her passion for mid-century living with the reality of the digital age.
A Very Vintage Christmas
What's the best way to celebrate the season? With a cup of good cheer and surrounding yourself with holiday collectibles that warmed so many Christmases Past.
Aluminum Trees Are Yuletide Cool
Aluminum Christmas trees, an icon of Space-Age kitsch, are popular with collectors and enthusiasts of mid-century modern design.
The History of Shiny Brite Ornaments
The most popular mid-century Christmas ornaments in the U.S., Shiny Brite glass ornaments still sparkle with collectors throughout the holidays.
Holt-Howard Warms The Nostalgic Holiday Heart
The history of Holt-Howard's wonderfully kitschy line of mid-century Christmas wares featuring starry-eyed Santas, angels, elf girls and more offers a sentimental and collectible winter wonderland.
Mid-Century Modern Holiday Gift Ideas
What do you get a Mid-Century Modern enthusiast for the holidays? Here are suggestions from Ruby Lane for all the MCM fans on your list.
Breaking Through a Stained-Glass Ceiling
Clara Driscoll, the nearly invisible design force behind many of Tiffany Studio's finest stained-glass lamps, overcame staggering obstacles to illuminate the artistic talents of women hidden in the shadows of early 20th-century America.
Living In A World Gone Mod!
Collector Carlos Cardoza's life – especially his custom-built 1954 home – reflects his passion for Mid-Century Modern design. Step inside his Mod world and see for yourself.
George Nakashima’s Kinship with Trees Shines in His Furniture
During his career, the renowned mid-century woodworker produced some of the most original and influential designs of the post-war era.
The Man Behind Ruby Lane's Success
Tom Johnson knew there had to be a better way to find the things he loved. So he started a company, named it after his mother, and changed how we shop in the online vintage marketplace.
Tiffany lamps: How to tell real from fake
If you’re keen to source a genuine Tiffany lamp for your home or art collection, you need to know your stuff. Here are ten clues to tell a real Tiffany lamp from a fake one.
Identifying Antique Furniture Styles
Learn about the sometimes subtle differences in various styles of furniture, and some history about them too!
A Prairie School Companion
Step back in time and enter a boldly detailed, lovingly restored Memphis Foursquare home, an exceptional example of Midwest Prairie School design at its finest.
A Perfect Haven From Imperfect World
Maurice-Claude Vidili’s innovative Sphère d’Isolation designed decades ago resonates with today's self-quarantine practice.
Stickley Brothers Style
Exploring the furniture styles of arguably the most famous furniture makers in American history.
York Antiques Show & Sale Upon Us
Premiere antiquing event in Mid-Atlantic region kicks off end of January in Pennsylvania.
