Since 2016, Mixed Modern has been dedicated to preserving, restoring, and celebrating the best of Mid-Century and modern design. We believe a home should be filled with pieces that carry history, beauty, and purpose. Pieces that don’t follow short-lived trends, but move through generations with authenticity, functionality, and elegance.

Our collection includes more than 1,200 original items from the 1960s and 1970s, each professionally restored to ensure another 60 years of life. We work with iconic furniture created by important designers and built with materials meant to last. Our mission is to honor these creations, bring back their original character, and adapt them to modern living while staying true to the original design.

Mixed Modern was born from the desire to unite sustainability and aesthetics. By restoring vintage pieces, we reduce waste, minimize environmental impact, and offer high-quality alternatives for those who value conscious living. For us, sustainability means longevity: well-made furniture, revived with skill and care, designed to remain beautiful and functional for decades.

We serve a diverse set of clients, from A-list celebrities, architects, designer to collectors, modern homeowners, decor lovers, in cities like Boston, New York, Los Angeles, and beyond. People who recognize the rarity, historical value, and unique beauty of every piece that comes through our workshop.

Our commitment is simple. To curate, restore, and deliver furniture that transforms spaces. Each item is inspected, refinished, and completed by experienced professionals, ensuring flawless craftsmanship and a level of quality that has defined us since day one.

Mixed Modern exists for those who want more than just furniture. It exists for those who want pieces with meaning. For those who embrace the new without letting go of the classic. For those who understand that good design never expires. And for those who know that sustainability is built piece by piece.

Style evolves, but good design remains.
And we are here to keep it alive.