If you are in the process of redesigning your home or just thinking about it, consider a mid-century style overhaul. Think functional, futuristic and simple. Mid-century modern design, aka MCM, originated in the 1950s and 60s in the post-World War II boom, a time where the American population desired to move past the war and look toward a modern future. Style icons and pop culture role models at the time exuded elegance (think Audrey Hepburn) and effortless cool (think Louis Armstrong).

These trends were reflected in the design of the era, which was uncluttered and understated. The home decor at that time focused on clean lines, muted tones, monochromatic color palettes, graphic shapes and natural materials.

If you are looking to dip your toe in the mid-century modern design craze, then start with your kitchen or bathroom decor, more specifically, start with a mid-century faucet. Soon, you will have these sinks in your kitchen, your master bathroom and guest bathroom because they are the definition of elegance and simple beauty. (Beware: When people see your guest bathroom design, they may never want to leave!) To master this style, look for faucets that combine manmade and natural materials and emphasize modular lines. Mid-century modern faucets are a great start to redesigning your space.

After doing some digging, we found four kitchen faucet collections that will spur some mid-century modern inspiration. Check out our favorites!

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