7 Mid Century Inspired American Made Furniture Pieces We're Loving Right Now

by Nicole Hodsdon

7 Mid Century Inspired American Made Furniture Pieces We're Loving Right Now

Here at Ciseal, we’re always on the lookout for new takes on Midcentury style.  It’s amazing to see well-cared-for vintage Mid Century pieces set the tone for a room.  And what we really love about Midcentury is how it’s still inspiring designers to create new works today.  When those vintage pieces coexist with modern pieces it creates a super interesting mix that pays homage to the past yet feels current. Here are some of our favorite Mid Century inspired furniture pieces designed and made by independent American craftspeople today.  

 

Boulevard Table by Hunt & Noyer

Boulevard Table by Hunt & Noyer

The first thing that stands out about the Boulevard Table is it’s craftsmanship.  This table is built to last from specifically selected quality materials and tried and true craftsmanship.  It’s safe to say that this beauty will last a lifetime or more!  The Midcentury inspired angular base creates a lightness to the design so the table doesn’t take up too much visual weight.  Check out the Boulevard Table and Hunt & Noyer’s other pieces in their shop.

 

Riff Raff Kitchen Island by Wake the Tree

Riff Raff Island by Wake the Tree

Need a special something to brighten up your kitchen?  The Riff Raff Kitchen Island is your answer.  The bright powder coated pegboard and gorgeous black walnut island provides some cheery extra storage for your cookbooks, spoons, spatulas, colanders - all of the riff raff that kitchen’s accumulate.  It’s also a super functional option as a sideboard or buffet.  Check out the Riff Raff Kitchen Island and Wake the Tree's other pieces in their shop.

 

Roxy Arm Chair by One Forty Three

Roxy Arm Chair by One Forty Three

You had us at bent plywood.  The minimal yet comfortable Roxy Arm Chair is the perfect addition to any Midcentury inspired room.  The molded plywood seat is just like a warm hug, and that bright Pendleton fabric just looks hot when paired with the warm wood veneer.  Check out the Roxy Arm Chair and One Forty Three's other pieces in their shop.

 

Black Diamond Table by Alex Drew & No One

Black Diamond Table by Alex Drew & No One

The geometric lines of the Black Diamond coffee table draw us in like no other.  The ebonized black walnut sets a graphic tone for this table that is mesmerizing from any angle.  Plus, when you combine four of them together, they create even more interesting shapes and angles where they connect.  Check out the Black Diamond Table and Alex Drew & No One’s other pieces in their shop.

 

Mag Table by Ali Sandifer

Mag Table by Ali Sandifer

Classic Midcentury lines and impeccable craftsmanship is the name of the game with the Mag Table.  If Don Draper was designing your living room he would insist on this coffee table.  The functional magazine storage keeps the table top clean and tidy because you’ll want to admire that lovely wood grain.  Check out the Mag Table and Ali Sandifer’s other pieces in their shop.

 

Soren Chair by Coil & Drift

Soren Chair by Coil & Drift

The Soren Chair’s minimal aesthetic and it’s naturally beautiful materials pay the perfect homage to it’s Midcentury inspiration.  This is a bold statement in a relatively clean-lined chair.  The wood and leather play off of each other to provide a graphic, geometric look that we love.  Check out the Soren Chair and Coil & Drift’s other pieces in their shop.

 

Pontiac Table by Ciseal

Pontiac Table by Ciseal

We’d be a little remiss to not include one of our babies on this list.  The Pontiac Table is the newest addition to our collection, and we’re quite smitten.  It sports classic Mid Century lines with a bent plywood twist that’s sure to be right at home beside the bed or next to the couch.  Check out the Pontiac Table and our other pieces in our shop.

And there you have it!  These are just a few of the independently handcrafted American made furniture pieces that we’re drooling over at the moment.  Which ones do you want to add to your Mid Century inspired home?





Nicole Hodsdon
Nicole Hodsdon

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