Mid Century Amazing

Most recent stories in Mid Century Amazing

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  Mike McCue

  

  Zedd’s Beverly Hills Estate Is a Modern-Architecture Lover’s Dream

  Architectural Digest - Kathryn Romeyn

  It was the simple matter of space that led chart-topping, Grammy-winning music producer and songwriter Anton Zaslavski—better known as Zedd—to his current home high on Benedict Canyon Drive in Beverly Hills. There, just about every bit of his contemporary 9,400-square-foot house—“modern and slick …

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  Cecily Mak

  

  Montecito (40 Photos)

  dwell - Tracy Lynn Studio

  Located in the sunny desert community of Scottsdale, Arizona, the Tracy Lynn Studio's Montecito Project consists of a main house and guest-house situated around a courtyard with an adjoining pool and ample outdoor entertaining space. This ground-up build, allowed Tracy to assist with selection of …

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  Cecily Mak

  

  Classic Eichler gets a tasteful renovation and expansion in the heart of Silicon Valley

  inhabitat - Written by Lucy Wang

  Klopf Architecture has refurbished and expanded a classic Eichler home in the San Mateo highlands while keeping its mid-century modern charms intact. …

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  Cecily Mak

  

  See the Careful Transformation of a Midcentury Eichler in San Francisco

  dwell - Michele Koh Morollo

  Joseph Eichler developed more than 11,000 homes in California from 1949 to 1966, and though tons are still standing today, many of them have lost their authenticity after going through drastic transformations—but this particular renovation is a different story. Josh and Moeka Lowman of San Francisco …

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  Cecily Mak

  

  An Amazing Tree-Covered Glass House For Sale in the Berkeley Hills

  dwell - Sarah Akkoush

  For the first time ever, the personal residence of the late influential architect Donald Olsen is on the market for $1.795 million. Built in 1954, the Donald and Helen Olsen House was designed by Berkeley architect Donald Olsen and is a well-preserved example of International Style. A modern …

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  Mike McCue

  

  The new midcentury modern

  Curbed - Kate Losse

  The most iconic image of midcentury American architecture is arguably Julius Shulman’s photo of the glass-walled Case Study No. 22 house in Los Angeles, which appears to float weightlessly, almost magically above the city. The appeal of the image—which Time magazine called “the most successful real …