Home Tour: A Mid-Century Danish design-inspired apartment with a retro touch
This Mid-Century home we saw in 2015...
By Home & Decor Team -
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Step into this stunning apartment and you'll immediately be transported to a world of Danish design blended with mid-century modern flair. The interior designers at IPO Design have masterfully crafted a space that exudes warmth, elegance, and a touch of retro charm. With its harmonious blend of wood tones, clean lines, and pops of personality, this Danish design-inspired apartment is a true feast for the senses.
The orange leather sofa from Air adds colour to the wood-hued interiors. Rug and coffee table, from Lorgan’s The Retro Store; Vases, from The Touch; Cushions, from Friven & Co.
Danish style mid-century living room
The living room is the epitome of inviting comfort, featuring warm neutral tones, plush sofas, and soft furnishings that beckon you to sink in and unwind. The clever design of the TV console integrates a TV console, bench, and storage into one seamless structure, flowing seamlessly into the living room steps for a minimalist aesthetic.
The laminate flooring in a rich walnut shade complements the furnishings inspired by mid-century Danish style, including the orange leather sofa from Air and the wooden coffee table and rug from Lorgan's.
The cool white and grey tones are balaced by warm wood hues for a palette that never goes out of fashion. The high-gloss greys of the tiled flooring and Formica laminate on the cabinets create a chic contrast with the matte wood tones of the dining area and cooking island.
Contemporary kitchen design
The kitchen embraces a contemporary look with cool white and silver tones, creating an intriguing contrast with the matte wood tones of the living area. The high-gloss greys of the tiled flooring and Formica laminate cabinets exude chic sophistication, while the warm wood hues of the dining area and cooking island provide a perfect balance. This Danish style kitchen is a timeless blend of sleek modernity and cozy warmth.
Using tinted glass instead of a solid door helps maintain a visual flow of space. Sofa, from Lorgan’s The Retro Store.
Whimsical bedroom
In the bedroom, quirky lamps in unique shapes add a cozy, whimsical touch to the space. The mustard yellow accent wall radiates warmth, enveloping the room in a cozy embrace. The bedlinen and cushions from Friven & Co. complement the neutral tones, while the tinted glass door maintains a seamless visual flow. The Lorgan's Retro Store sofa ties the room together with its mid-century inspired silhouette, creating a Danish style sanctuary that's both stylish and inviting.