Others are more liberal with color, integrating bold pops of brick red or teal against neutral walls or furnishings. Whatever your preference, mid-century modern design can accommodate it.

Contrast the red brick of a midcentury modern home exterior with white trim. A turquoise door is a vibrant shade that recalls one of the signature colors of the era in which the home was built.

Its strong mid-century modern aesthetics are immediately evident from its low, angular roof and red-brick facade ... The rest of the home's exterior is incredible too, with a massive car port ...

Though Lexington is considered by many to be ground zero for mid-century modern homes in Greater Boston ... The entry to the main level, found at the top of red-brick stairs, is a testament ...