At first glance, a mid-century modern home or building may seem fairly straightforward with its dynamic lines and low profile. Look closer, though, and you'll quickly see that this style has a way ...

On the other hand, "Mid-Century Modern began with earth tones in the 1940s and expanded to include bright pastels and synthetic hues in the 1950s and 60s," explains Lindsey.

Type the words “mid-century modern” or “Danish Modern” into the search bar on Facebook Marketplace, and you’re just as likely to see a fat floral sofa as you are a sleek credenza.