Mid-Century Furniture Updated

by Allison on August 18, 2011 in Allison Shops

A new furnishings line focuses on finishes and fabrics.

Although mid-century modern has remained a favorite style for decades, its clean lines leave many of the younger buyers cold — but that’s about to change. DwellStudio has updated the classic shapes of modern design in their first collection of furnishings for Precedent (a division of Sherrill Furniture). Posh finishes and snazzy fabrics provide a higher level of options and finishes normally available to MCM fans. The Mallory chair [above], with its exaggerated wing, can be upholstered in any DwellStudio fabric. The trio of occasional tables [below] is only a taste of the 50-piece line set to launch in September.

(Source: Architectural Digest)

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3 Responses to “Mid-Century Furniture Updated”

RHome410 August 18, 2011 at 11:46 pm #

Love the chairs…Sharp looking, but appear comfy, too. They look like they could fit into a number of room styles to me.

Love the lines on the tables…but the gold finish, not so much.

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mbwife August 19, 2011 at 2:43 pm #

I am a big Dwell Studio fan, this is exciting news!

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mindstorm August 21, 2011 at 9:08 pm #

I really like those chairs. The fabric pattern is brilliant. I’d expect the cut of those chairs to otherwise be a florid green.

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