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Mid-Century Modern is an odd type of decor. This is the era where we got thin, box-shaped sofas, narrow rectangular desks, and olive-green refrigerators and stoves – alternated with mustard-yellow appliances. It’s an odd series of years starting with almost ultra-conservative behavior and ending with the wild abandonment of the 1970s. Some really incredible works of art have emerged from this mix of social behavior. Abstracts in bright colors certainly belong to the modern wall decoration of the middle of the century.
“Middle of the century” in this case refers to the years between 1945 – shortly after the Second World War until shortly after the 1970s. This includes the era when “art” could be created by literally throwing paint onto an oversized canvas. While some of these canvases were just random arrangements made with the thrown paint, others were more planned.
One artist even included his burnt cigarette butts in the picture. As you can see, it was an era that spanned everything from metal rain chimes to paisley bell bottoms. It was also an age when people were only just beginning to understand the paramount importance of preserving our natural world.
Nature pictures, ocean landscapes, and more became popular to hang on your living room wall. It also became popular to incorporate natural objects into works of art. Driftwood, for example, became a material that was widely used to make lamps, centerpieces, and even practical items such as wardrobes. Therefore, mid-century modern wall decor can include a variety of materials and motifs. It can contain reliefs, sculptures, oil and acrylic paintings, and watercolors. It almost seemed as if artists were competing with each other to create the most original art style possible. Otherwise, they would compete with each other for new and unusual ways to produce their artwork. Joni, for example, who painted his teeth with a brush, or Close, who strapped a brush to his unresponsive hand to produce gigantic murals.
Listed below are ten varied and interesting arts from the mid-century modern movement. As you can see, they are versatile. However, this means that no matter who you are, you can probably find the perfect piece for your wall.
Geometric decor
The different sized squares in this wall decoration have different shades of white, with the darker ones in a center line. These squares can be used as horizontal or vertical stand decor and add texture to your wall. The light tones can work well against a light wall or express a darker modern tone.
Sailboat decor
This wall decor features three sailing boats of classic design and nature. The sails are all frame edges so you have a choice of leaving them open and adding your wall to the decor, or lining them with fabric to add color to your modern space. The light tone goes well with your lighter wall tone and light blue.
Cutlery wall decoration
With the shapes of cutlery, this decor can add a cooking feel to your kitchen. The darker metal tone works well for a light wall color as a background or is mounted on your cabinets yourself. The contrast brings the eyes to an area of ??the room that will add to your decor or your fresh, ready-to-eat foods.
Rings decor
These metal rings look desperate and have a burnt sheen that expresses handcrafted work and uniqueness. The different colors range from light silver to dark metallic tones so it can work with many styles. This piece can draw attention to the part of your room where you want your decor to stand out.
Great industrial wall decoration
This modern wall decoration is very large and makes a wonderful wall decoration over a sofa or a large piece of decoration. It can arouse interest and be a topic of conversation with its wooden circles on gray metal posts. This piece is great for a large white or light wood wall and will add a light color to your dark tone decor.
The seven gold flowers work well on many types of walls, from a dark shade of light to a light wall. You can also bring a traditionally designed room with a modern style to work with neutral colors. Flowers always have their own meaning, as well as the meaning people receive from them. And that’s true with this piece.
Rings
These abstract metal rings can add flavor and appeal to your home. The iron body made of warped rings gives every room the feeling of a worker. With a dark toned body, this works well on any white wall or light shade of wood. It is great as a decoration means, quickly draws attention to the surroundings and highlights the decor in the area.
Abstract wall decoration
This piece of wall decor will add a touch of flavor to your room while also giving a modern feel. The metal base can bring together a metallic look, especially when added to a light solid color wall. The frames can be used openly or you can insert pictures into them to add a more personal feel to this multi-panel wall decor.
