Welcome to our site where you will find incredibly stylish and functional Mid-Century bedrooms. Mid-Century design is entrenched in functionality, clean lines, and minimalism, which is really what reflected the world during that time period. The combination of natural materials and manmade materials, still make it extremely appealing to many homeowners, who love to replicate that retro style in a more contemporary way today.
Be sure to scroll through our curated interior photos so you can read all about the details of each design. We hope to inspire and ignite creativity on your design journey.
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Color Scheme: A calming blend of neutral tones and wood combine to create a minimalist Scandinavian bedroom.
Furniture Selection: A modern curved black swivel chair is paired with a white platform bed, flanked by white side tables.
Flooring: Light hardwood floors blend seamlessly into the wood bed wall and contrast against the white ceiling.
Wall Decor: A wall made up of open cubbies for storage and closed closets that blend perfectly with the minimal design style.
Lighting: Loads of natural light streams inside from the large window wall, allowing the space to feel bright and airy.
2. Natural Greenery & Wood Accented Bedroom
Color Scheme: A pop of teal mixed with whites, grey and wood tones strikes the perfect balance in this Mid-Century designed bedroom.
Furniture Selection: A curved teal sofa and ottoman create a cozy seating area across from the upholstered platform bed and nightstands.
Flooring: Wall-to-wall neutral carpet is layered by a grey shag rug that adds warmth and a coziness to the space.
Wall Decor: Large picture windows on both walls allow the greenery from the trees inside, which takes the place of art.
Lighting: Loads of natural light streams in from the multiple windows, brightening the room.
3. Vintage-Eclectic Mid-Century Bedroom
Color Scheme: A mix of yellow, orange, black and white dominate this eclectic and vintage style Mid-Century bedroom design.
Furniture Selection: The yellow tufted chair sits in the corner for reading, across from the white bed and small nightstands that flank the bed.
Flooring: Dark hardwood adorns the floors and is contrasted by a white plush area rug for softness.
Wall Decor: Textured black walls in a geometric pattern add dimension to the room and a bright orange pom-pom adds a splash of color.
Lighting: Hanging spot pendant lights are aimed at the bed for task lighting and a semi-flush light hangs from the ceiling for function.
4. Brick-Infused Mid-Century Bedroom
Color Scheme: A splash of deep green, amber, white and beige dominate this cool Mid-Century bedroom design.
Furniture Selection: An upholstered off-white bed is paired with dark wood nightstands which add contrast to the color scheme.
Flooring: White terrazzo flooring throughout is a quintessential design element in many Mid-Century homes.
Wall Decor: Beige brick that lines the outside of the home is also brought inside to add texture and depth to the space.
Lighting: Black table lamps flank the bed for task light, while glass sliding doors on the side let in an abundance of natural lighting.
- Designed by: Mark Odom Studio
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5. Cheerful & Spacious Mid-Century Bedroom
Color Scheme: Bold orange hues mixes with white and wood, along with color-block art creates a cheerful and bright Mid-Century bedroom design.
Furniture Selection: A dark wood dresser is paired with a classic white Eames lounge-chair, and the white modern bed has a grey bench at the foot for putting on shoes, etc.
Flooring: The bedroom features white tiled floors layered with an off-white plush area rug which adds warmth and softness to the room.
Wall Decor: A bold color-block print hangs above the bed for a pop of color against the stark white walls and wood ceiling.
Lighting: Tall lantern table lamps flank the bed for task lighting, while natural light streams inside from the sliding doors.
6. Palm Springs Inspired Mid-Century Bedroom
Color Scheme: A stylish Palm Springs inspired bedroom filled with tones of white, gray, black and blue.
Furniture Selection: King sized upholstered bed paired with gray bedding, is flanked by wood nightstands in a dark espresso tone.
Flooring: Medium hardwood floors are layered with a textured gray rug, which contrasts against the white and black walls.
Wall Decor: A modern black and blue portrait of John Travolta hangs on the white wall adding a pop of fun color.
Lighting: Modern table lamps flank the bed for task lighting, while natural light streams in from the large window.
7. Pitched Roof Mid-Century Bedroom
Color Scheme: A blend of sage greens, white, gray and wood tones balance out this pitched roof Mid-Century bedroom design.
Furniture Selection: The white tufted bed is complimented by matching wood nightstands and vintage green leather chairs at the foot of the bed.
Flooring: Wall-to-wall gray carpet adds a layer of warmth and softness to the room.
Wall Decor: Green abstract art hangs on the wall and around the corner are built-in cabinets with open shelving to display books.
Lighting: The stylish green wall sconces flanking the bed, match the green leather chairs that sit at the foot of bed.
8. Wood-Infused Mid-Century Bedroom
Color Scheme: Cherry wood tones, red, gold and white mix to create a classic Mid-Century styled bedroom.
Furniture Selection: A small wood desk and white chair for study area sit next to a black framed bed and matching nightstands.
Flooring: Cherry parquet wood floors are layered with a vintage red area rug adding warmth and texture to the room.
Wall Decor: Transom windows on top of the wood paneled walls allow natural sunlight to stream inside.
Lighting: A gorgeous petrified wood-slab lamp sits on the low night tables, flanking the bed for task lighting.
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9. Neutral Designed Mid-Century Bedroom
Color Scheme: The perfect blend of whites and natural wood tones with a splash of black, create a soothing palette for this neutral Mid-Century bedroom.
Furniture Selection: A wood bed is paired with matching wood block-style nightstands, and a small gray slipper chair sits by the corner window for lounging.
Flooring: Gray concrete floors are in their natural habitat paired with a black and white stripe rug for some softness.
Wall Decor: Plywood adorns the walls in a creative way and contrast against the remaining white walls.
Lighting: Black adjustable wall sconces hang above the nightstands, flanking the bed for perfect task lighting.
10. 1970’s Inspired Mid-Century Bedroom
Color Scheme: A mix of red tone woods, black and white with pops of color create a 1970’s style Mid-Century bedroom.
Furniture Selection: The hanging lucite bubble chair adds a fun, whimsy style to the room and the built-in wood cabinet provides ample storage.
Flooring: Traditional parquet hardwood floors are paired with a plush rug for softness and warmth.
Wall Decor: Abstract framed prints of the Beatles hang on the beautiful wood paneled walls.
Lighting: Loads of natural light streams inside from the beautiful large windows.
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11. La Canada Classic Mid-Century Bedroom
Color Scheme: Touches of orange and green accented with black, beige and wood tones create a stunning La Canada Mid-Century bedroom design.
Furniture Selection: A wing-back gray mid-century chair sits in the corner by the window, across from the green upholstered bed with matching white nightstands.
Flooring: Dark charcoal tile flooring is layered with a white plush area rug to provide some warmth and softness to the room.
Wall Decor: Large picture windows bring in tons of natural light and compliment the beautiful wood paneled walls and orange door.
Lighting: A black tripod floor lamp sits by the gray chair for task lighting as does the tall table lamps that flank the bed.
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12. Warm & Sophisticated Mid-Century Bedroom
Color Scheme: Warm browns and woods pair with white and a pop of orange to create a sophisticated bedroom design.
Furniture Selection: A cozy orange armchair sits by the window for lounging, across from the bed and in the corner is a table and chairs for enjoying coffee or playing games.
Flooring: Dark warm hardwood floors are complimented with a stripe area rug to add warmth to the design.
Wall Decor: A black and white print hangs above the table and chairs adding character to the room, along with the gorgeous wood beamed ceiling.
Lighting: A white paper pendant hangs from the ceiling over the orange lounge chair for task lighting.
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13. Art-Infused Mid-Century Bedroom
Color Scheme: Bold pops of orange and red combine with neutral grays, white and brown to create a relaxed and cool Mid-Century bedroom design.
Furniture Selection: A gray chaise sectional sits in the corner for lounging next to a cross bookcase, and the sleek black bed is flanked by matching nightstands.
Flooring: Wall-to-wall light gray carpet adds warmth and texture to the room design.
Wall Decor: Bold abstract canvas art hangs on the walls above the sectional and bed creating a statement.
Lighting: Recessed lights in the ceiling provide function while the table lamps that flank the bed, provide task lighting.
- Source: Trulia
14. Calm & Airy Mid-Century Bedroom
Color Scheme: Calming blue, gray and white mix with a pop of orange to create a soothing palette for this Mid-Century bedroom design.
Furniture Selection: A low-profile wood bed with a tufted gray headboard is flanked by the low nightstands.
Flooring: Dark stained concrete floors are kept warm by the plush orange area rug.
Wall Decor: A large sliding door with custom white drapes adds dimension to the room and allows nature to stream inside.
Lighting: Recessed lights in the ceiling provide function while the large table lamps provide task lighting.
Mid Century Design
Welcome to the midcentury styled bedroom photo gallery. Here you can find the trends that influenced architecture and interior design in prosperous, post-war America.
Mid-Century attained its height of popularity in the mid-1950s into the early 1960s. Frank Lloyd Wright is commonly associated with popularizing this design movement. Today’s mid-century design features a mix of this original design style with modernism.
Out of 582,301 bedrooms analyzed, 1.12% featured the midcentury design. It’s a blend of a utopian ’60s, complete with an array of delightful colors, and modern touches certainly make it an attractive style for any room in the home. However, there’s no denying how beautiful this blend of times looks in the bedroom.
Here’s our enormous gallery of midcentury primary bedroom design ideas to inspire your creative muses and make you want to do the twist. To view more pictures in the gallery, click on the numbered link after the photos to move to the next page. We’ve also included graphs and charts with useful data at the bottom of this page.
Mid-Century Bedroom Data
The furnishings of mid-century designs can be pulled straight from the past and mixed in with a few modern light fixtures or other appliances. However, choosing a working color scheme can be a challenge if you want to pull this look together. Consider the following data and design elements to help you make the most of this timeless style.
An Array of Color
The palette of the time featured two ends of its spectrum and a few “middle ground” colors. On one side there warm, earthy tones like olive green and pumpkin orange. On the other side are more trendy colors like pink, turquoise, and yellow.
Traditional colors such as burgundy, blue, and emerald green were also used. Combining all of these at once can create an overwhelming appearance. Most rooms in the ’60s featured one end of the spectrum as their main color with a few complimenting colors from the other two sections, all of which paired with wooden furniture.
Out of 332,061 analyzed bedrooms, the predominant color in any bedroom was brown, having been used 38.11% of the time. However, the Midcentury room diversifies itself from the norm by incorporating a variety of colors and tones.
What About Flooring?
Vinyl, polished concrete, and wall to wall carpet were popular choices in the ’60s. Today, only carpeting remains as popular. In an analysis of 165,175 rooms, we found that carpet was used 41.14% of the time.
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