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The mid-century style

Tapered legs and 1960s curves — walnut, brass, mustard and olive.

What colours define mid-century style?

Three colours are enough to recognise mid-century: a dominant, a material, an accent.

  • #C9A227
  • #6B4A32
  • #6E7A4F

Where does mid-century style work best?

Mid-century works best in living rooms in 1960s and 70s buildings. If your room does not match, look at the other styles below — the photo stays the same, only the result changes.

How much does a room in mid-century style cost?

Mostly it depends on the area. In mid-century, materials run from €66 for a facade of 60 m² to €3,462 for a living room of 22 m². Here are all twelve, worked out surface by surface.

Materials only, per typical room, in mid-century style
RoomQuantityMaterials total
Living room22 m²€1,904 – 3,462
Bedroom12 m²€1,086 – 1,998
Kitchen10 m²€862 – 1,596
Bathroom6 m²€558 – 1,044
Dining room16 m²€1,384 – 2,532
Office10 m²€862 – 1,596
Kids’ room11 m²€1,010 – 1,860
Hallway5 m²€482 – 906
Facade60 m²€66 – 330
Garden120 m²€352 – 1,320
Terrace15 m²€272 – 1,020
Balcony5 m²€96 – 360

Materials only, fitting excluded, on typical areas. In the app you give your own and the quantities recalculate line by line.

Try it on your living room Your photo, your walls. Not a catalogue image.

Room by room

The other styles