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The rise and fall of mid-century modern: how millennials fell out of love with their favourite look

Mid-century modern design is losing its appeal among younger generations, with millennials now criticizing it as 'cringey.' Gen Z shoppers are opting for eclectic styles, seeking unique decor that reflects their personalities. This shift is...

The Guardian· Oct 30, 2026 · 9:31 AM · 5 views

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Mid-century modern design is losing its appeal among younger generations, with millennials now criticizing it as 'cringey.' Gen Z shoppers are opting for eclectic styles, seeking unique decor that reflects their personalities. This shift is reshaping the interior design landscape and making vintage pieces less accessible.

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