I came to say the same thing. midcentury anything has been going strong for at least the past decade or more. It's not just furniture, but art, reel-to-reel re

I came to say the same thing. midcentury anything has been going strong for at least the past decade or more. It's not just furniture, but art, reel-to-reel recorders, record players, nearly anything that came from the 50's is gaining traction in nearly every niche you can think of. The prices are starting to level out a little bit as well, making it more affordable. There's also a TON of retro shops where I live (Minneapolis) where you can get amazing MCM furniture. Places like http://findfurnish.com/ http://findfurnish.com/ where you can get a very nice Danish Teak credenza for around $500. And yes, I know, midcentury can be anything from the 30's on up through the 60's. It is a rather a broad category of time.