Original furniture, lighting and objets d’art from the 1950s–70s — sourced across Europe, restored by hand, and shown in our Church Street gallery.
The Mid-century modern movement adapted and reinvented existing furniture design, propelling timeless functionalism to the fore. The movement asks how function can be found in the rawest of materials and pioneered a new style of interior design that has endured the test of time. Organic shapes and natural colour palettes combine with clean lines, contrasting curves and visible joints to create a fluidity and style emblematic of the era. As the boundaries between spaces blur, the stiff formality of former design movements gives way to a style of relaxed “easy-living”, which remains popular to this day.
The scope of our collection offers a sense of openness. Each piece has been thoughtfully restored, reupholstered or re-versioned, giving quality mid-century pieces a whole new lease of life, making them completely appropriate for the modern home. Our collection has been carefully compiled with pieces that complement one another to create a unified, cohesive space in our gallery or your home.
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Known for its simplicity, Mid-Century Modern is a design movement widely praised for its clean lines, uniform shapes and use of raw materials. Furnishings from the period combine functionality, pragmatism and form, appealing to the senses by promoting a sense of balance. Emphasising minimalism, yet incorporating lively colours, prints and patterns, mid-century interior design often has a sculptural finish giving a sleek, stylish yet understated upgrade to any room.
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With over 25 years in the business, Beata Szabo, owner of Living in Style Gallery, discovered her passion for Art-Deco and Mid-Century Modern furniture while living in Paris. Widely regarded as a connoisseur and expert in Mid-Century Modern, Vintage, Retro and Contemporary European Furniture, she sources the most intriguing of pieces and brings them here to the UK market.
