Take a look at how mid-century modern furniture was used to perfection in this Currumbin Valley home to bring out the right tones and ambience.

Our friends indeed bring out the best in us, and in the world of interior design, this same phenomenon can be seen throughout this breathtaking Currumbin Valley retreat, in Australia, that was born from the creative collaboration between two longtime friends who forged their interior design abilities together.

The homeowner, fashion designer Megan Ziems of Grace Loves Lace, teamed up with Ellison Studios founder and CEO Leigh McKeown in this five-year-long project, where their friendship would prove time and time again to be a crucial piece to making this project a reality.

One of the main things that differentiated this home from other similar projects was the dominant usage of mid-century modern furniture, characterized by its prevalent use of clean lines, minimal ornamentation, organic and geometric shapes, neutral tones paired with a few pop-off colors, innovative lighting and many other charatceristics, many of which are quite similar to the minimalist style.

Mid-century modern furniture is a staple of the entire home’s aesthetic and personality, so it’s no surprise that the living room would be a true gallery for plenty of different pieces of furniture that are a part of this style.

The sofa, the armchair, the coffee table, the center table, as well as the rest of the room’s furniture and decor, make for an extremely soothing living room, where a calm, serene feeling takes hold of the room’s ambience thanks to the masterful use of this mid-century modern furniture.

This living room is a fantastic example of how mid-century modern furniture can be used to create a brand-new environment for a room, in a low-profile, yet elegant fashion, maintaining the home’s aesthetic and overall vibes coherent amongst each other.

The dining room is another prime example of how to use mid-century modern furniture to create a soothing ambience, this time, on in which the owners can calmly enjoy their meals and gaze upon the Australian landscape from the comfort of their dining table.

Featuring smooth chairs, an overall earthy color palette with a high presence of natural light, and other themes, especially in the decor, that remind us of nature’s relaxing embrace, chime in with the mid-century vibe that the designers were going for in this home, complementing this very design style with a few hints of minimalism.

In the corner of the room, we can also see a section dedicated to post-meal relaxing breaks, where you can sit down and talk to friends, family, and guests, or just simply enjoy a cocktail and doze off into your own thoughts.

The main bedroom keeps the themes we saw so far in the design style and placement, although opting for darker tones in this room, whose color palette consists mostly of grey, dark purple, and beige, which match the aesthetic of the bedroom in a much more accurate manner than the colors we saw in the rest of the home.

This bedroom is designed with comfort and relaxation in mind, opting to guarantee that anyone who has the pleasure of being able to sleep here can enjoy the full scope of a good night’s sleep, or simply just a good rest.

The mid-century modern furniture is being paired with minimalistic, earthy decor, and even a small painting, which helps the room feel bold and open to artistic influences, making this room feel different yet also coherent with the home’s main aesthetic and themes.

In the outdoor section of this Currumbin Valley home, there lies a minimalistic table, paired with two chairs and two benches, all featuring smooth lines and shapes, which help turn this spot into a perfect place to rest after a swim in the pool.

Unlike the rest of the mid-century modern furniture we’ve seen so far, this poolside furniture features only a cream color, which blends in beautifully with the rustic floor panels and the large stone decor that matches this section of the home’s aesthetic to perfection, bringing out a sense of audacious sophistication, a vibe that isn’t afraid to challenge norms and habits.

This Currumbin Valley home is a perfect testament to how mid-century modern furniture can be used to bring out unique emotions in an interior design project, and how powerful the bonds forged by a deep friendship can translate into an otherworldly home.

Did you feel inspired by this Australian home? If so, make sure to look into HOMMÉS Studio‘s options for mid-century modern furniture for your next interior design project.