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Mid-Century Home showcases a wide array of homes and buildings, both contemporary and mid-century, designed by some of the most influential modernist architects of the 20th century.
We feature an array of iconic homes built across the globe, spanning the United States, Australia, Europe, and South America. Our goal is to showcase the most refined mid-century homes and architecture, which contributed to making mid-century modern and modernist architecture so popular and beloved throughout the 20th century and beyond.
In this midcentury modern home, Queensland architects Tim Ditchfield Architecture explores and seeks to balance the intersection between the modernist movement and the contemporary lived experience. With a prime location at South East Queensland in the gorgeous Noosa Heads, Las Palmas is situated in a spacious site that has amazing views to the ...
Discover how a classic Eichler home was modernized, blending iconic mid-century design with contemporary needs for a modern family. Read more
Mid-Century Home showcases mid-century and modern homes designed by influential modernist architects like Frank Lloyd Wright, Richard Neutra, Donald Wexler, Craig Ellwood, and John Lautner.
Indoor and outdoor space blend seamlessly in this classic mid-century home located in Honolulu, Hawaii. Built by architect Vladimir Ossipoff, the Liljestrand House is a shining example of the kama’aina style.
Folded Plane House is a modern midcentury home that honors the heritage of its original design. Constructed in the 1960s by noted architect Paul Kirk, the original design of the 2200 square feet property was born out of an architectural language of folding.
Mid-Century Home is the only digital magazine focused on the evolution of Modernist architecture, from the early decades of the XX Century, through the midcentury period to today.
This midcentury modern inspired home sits on secluded wooded acreage just west of San Marcos, Texas, thirty miles south of Austin. The site is private and feels rural, however, it is conveniently close to town.
Designed by architecture partners Cliff May and Chris Choate, this 1,615 square foot house was built in 1955 in Denver’s Harvey Park. Equipped with four bedrooms and two baths, the light and breezy home is ideal for a family.