How to Give Your Home the Marvelous Mrs. Maisel Treatment
Feast your eyes upon these mid-century interior essentials!

Have you hopped onboard The Marvelous Mrs. Maisel train yet? The Amazon series swept the 70th annual Primetime Emmy Awards with five wins including Best Comedy Series, and even picked up a couple of Golden Globes awards earlier this year. Set in 1950's Manhattan, the series follows housewife Miriam “Midge” Maisel and her quest to become a comedian after a series of life-altering events. The show has caught the eyes of decor lovers with its retro details and vivid tints of the olden days.
If you’re looking to sprinkle some marvelous inspiration into your home, here are some similar ‘50s pieces we’ve found to fulfill your technicolor dreams.
Looking for a sofa to lounge on just like Mrs. Maisel? This vibrant red high-armed chesterfield loveseat recommended by Jason Champion could do the job. Meant for two, but just snug enough for one!

This sleek white dresser would be a chic addition to any living room and can be used for your everyday storage needs. Our similar pick – from an episode of Fixer Upper – has a honey-brown wood lining with a surface sturdy enough for your essentials. Browse through the rest of the Joanna Gaines makeover.

Sometimes extreme close-ups are necessary. Picked from a tour of a Posh Palace in Malta, this round vanity mirror gives you a full-view reflection and is just the right size for any simple stand.

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Vinyl is back in style and so are these compact portable record players. Our choice is the popular Crosley Cruiser turntable, with a rainbow of colors to choose from that fit any timeless era.

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It wouldn’t be the ‘50s without a clash of colorful patterns. To get the old-fashioned comfort look for your living spaces, try out one of interior designer Caitlin Murray's bold West Hollywood designs: blush pillows with a splash of powder pretty influence.

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Our nightstand choice is a Victorian-era influenced piece, complete with circular metal pulls and a rustic lining. Extra decor tips from interior designer Lisa Bakamis include adding nifty accents like a wide table lamp and florals.

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