Design System
Clean Lines. Warm Materials. Timeless Design.
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A warm palette inspired by wood grains, brass hardware, and the iconic burnt orange, olive green, and mustard yellow of mid-century interiors.
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Archivo Black for bold, geometric display type. Josefin Sans for elegant, clean body text with vintage character reminiscent of the atomic age.
Good design is as little design as possible. Less, but better.
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A balanced spacing system that creates visual harmony. Like the proportions of mid-century furniture, every measurement serves a purpose.
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Angular, confident buttons with the signature angled clip-path reminiscent of boomerang shapes. Brass accents add premium metallic warmth.
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Clean form elements with warm wood-toned borders and brass focus states. Hi-fi style toggles bring console aesthetic to interactive controls.
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Content containers inspired by console cabinets and credenzas. Wood veneer textures and brass trim create authentic mid-century warmth.
Simple geometric forms define the mid-century aesthetic. Every curve has purpose.
Starbursts and orbital motifs capture the optimism of the space age era.
Teak, walnut, and rosewood bring organic warmth to modernist forms.
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Tables with warm wood headers and brass accents. Clean data presentation with mid-century styling.
| Designer | Period | Style | Status | Pieces |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Charles Eames | 1940s-70s | American Modern | Iconic | 150+ |
| Hans Wegner | 1940s-90s | Danish Modern | Classic | 500+ |
| Arne Jacobsen | 1950s-70s | Scandinavian | Iconic | 80+ |
| George Nelson | 1940s-80s | American Modern | Notable | 200+ |
| Isamu Noguchi | 1940s-80s | Sculptural Modern | Timeless | 100+ |
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Status indicators with the signature angled cut and warm mid-century color palette.
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The guiding philosophy of mid-century modern design translated to digital interfaces.
Every design element serves a purpose. Decoration emerges from structure, never applied superficially. Beauty and utility are inseparable.
Let materials speak for themselves. Wood grain, brass patina, and natural textures are celebrated, not hidden. Authenticity over artifice.
Embrace progress with warmth. The atomic age brought bold confidence tempered by organic forms. Technology serves humanity.
Good design should be accessible to all. Create beauty through intelligent manufacturing, not exclusivity. Craft meets mass production.