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When decorating a home, you might hear the terms "mid-century" and "mid-century modern" used interchangeably. However, these terms actually refer to slightly different concepts in the interior design world. Understanding this distinction can help you make informed decisions when curating your personal space. If you love clean lines and vintage aesthetics, knowing what to look for is essential. Exploring the Broader Mid-Century Era The mid-century era generally refers to the...

One of the aspects that put the modern in mid century modern, is that it was the first era of design in which the glass ceiling had cracked enough to allow women to assume leading roles. Obvious examples include Ray Eames, Grete Jalk and Florence Knoll. Another prominent example is Astrid Sampe, who in 1937 started a chamber of textile for Nordiska Kompaniet, and led it until 1971, when it...

We just wrapped up another fantastic shoot with the lovely people over at Curbed SF! A huge thank you to Mary Jo and her crew for making this happen! Make sure to check out the full article here.