Midcentury colors and styles are at the heart of Modwalls Tile. We stock and produce a wide range of midcentury colors and forms in our tile catalog, staying true to the tradition with products like our Brio Glass Mosaics and handmade ceramic tile.
What defines midcentury design?
"Mid-mod" interior design, which emerged in the post-war mid-20th century, is characterized by clean lines, functional forms, with an emphasis on simplicity and openness. It blends organic shapes with minimalistic furniture while integrating indoor and outdoor living.
The color palettes in midcentury modern interiors are often vibrant yet balanced, with rich hues like mustard yellow, teal, and olive green paired with neutral tones like natural wood, white, and cream. These colors create a vibrant and timeless interior.
We love this style; if you'd like to work with this palette but need a place to start sampling, call us for a free consultation at 877.439.9734 or email service@modwalls.com.
1- Vita Porcelain Ceramic Tile | MCM Blend Gloss
2 - Cellular Light Filtering Blinds in "Mint Condition" | Blinds.com
3 - Mediterranean Mosaic Porcelain Tile | Genoa Blend Gloss
4 - Lush Glass Subway Tile | Peacock 3x6
5 - Brio Glass Mosaic Tile | Marigold (Can be used in custom blends)
6 - Brio Glass Mosaic Tile | Paprika
7 - Brio Glass Mosaic Tile | Redwood (Can be used in custom blends)
8 - Linen Moygashel Fabric Samples | Sew Rose
9 - Rex Ray Studio Rox Ceramic Tile | Martian (green) and Solar (yellow)
10 - ColorBlock 2 Porcelain Tile | Pistachio, Marmalade, Corduroy
Summer is around the corner and it's the perfect time to refresh that outdoor space. Nothing makes a summer-swim better than a pop of color. Keep it classic with blue or add some flare, whatever you decide these tiles are versatile and water resistant.
Warm up with these pink tones; pair with neutrals or go big with another statement color. Whether its a bathroom refresh or a new garden wall these tiles are versatile and made to add character to your space.
Honey Butter yellows are back and stronger than ever. Popular throughout the mid-century period, buttery yellows are making a comeback, bringing warmth and comfort to any room.
