Mid-century modern furniture falls out of favour with younger buyers

Mid-century modern furniture, prized by millennials for its clean lines, is losing its appeal as younger generations brand it a dated millennial look. Norfolk vintage dealer Laura Budds says the trend has peaked and she has diversified to suit gen Z buyers, who mix eras and favour whimsy and older antiques. The style emerged between the 1940s and 1970s in the US, Brazil and Europe.