Test your mid-century design knowledge
A little Friday fun... If you adore Nelson clocks and Tulip tables, this quiz is for you. See how you score on these questions at TLC Home.
December 03, 2010
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15 comments:
thanks Jessica! that was fun even though it was a utter guessing fiasco. but i passed which was unexpected!
Great! I also continue playing with the tipography games like "deep font challenge"...I love these posts!!
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Oops! Only 4 right. Guess I wasn't paying much attention when I was growing up. ;)
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9 out of 12! And a fierce desire to do some retro home decor shopping!
I got an 8! Not too shabby, I thought ...
I got a score of 2 :(
i rocked this quiz with only one wrong, i guessed chicago, that was wrong. wish i would have been alive back then!
I got one wrong, too: the room divider question. I wanted to choose the folding screen, just not an asian one. That Chicago question made me smile, since they asked for a state and Chicago was one of the choices.
I scored a 10! I love MCM.
Only 10 out of 12, I'm ashamed of myself! I love mid-centry design, should definitely have done better. It was a really fun quiz though, great way to goof off for a few minutes. :-)
I scored an 8, not too bad... especially since this isn't my favorite decor style.
I thought the Chicago question was hilarious - state? Chicago? Ummm...
loved playing with that. Love your site Jessica. Thanks for sharing.
11 out of 12 and I got the same question wrong which Jess did -- I really wanted to choose the screen but... not the Asian screen. My aunt's house which was built around 1965 is very mid-century modern and she's done little to change it over the years. I have to say the Danish Modern furniture in the living room is far more comfortable than the over-stuffed casual furniture in the family room...
I didn't see orange or teal in the wall color, so I quit after the first question.
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