Mid-century Houses and Homes

Mid-Century Homes

Mid-Century Home is your source for timeless design inspiration, celebrating the architects, homes, and ideas that shaped mid-century modernism. We feature iconic residences from the U.S., Europe, Australia, and South America, showcasing the global influence of this enduring style. From minimalist forms to expressive structures, each project reflects core principles like clarity, function, and connection to nature. Our stories go beyond architecture, exploring the lives of the designers and owners who bring these spaces to life. Whether you’re a design enthusiast or simply appreciate good architecture, Mid-Century Home offers a curated look into one of the most influential design movements.

mid-century House by Australian architect Peter Muller - exterior pool

Mid-Century Modern the Australian Way: Peter Muller’s Bynya House

One of the country’s most highly regarded living architects, Muller designed the Bynya House in 1954 for his own family. Situated in a northern beachside suburb of Sydney,

February 5, 2017

A Modernist Masterpiece by Patrick Gywnne

Pre-War Modernism: “The Homewood” by Patrick Gwynne

“The Homewood” was the first major project of British modernist architect Patrick Gwynne, built for his family in Esher, Surrey, England. Completed in 1938.

January 30, 2017

Herman Miller Furniture Abounds in This George Nelson Home

The Kalamazoo, Michigan house built for James and Sally Kirkpatrick between 1955 and 1958 is a furniture enthusiast’s dream. Indeed, while it would be unfair to downplay

January 28, 2017

Mid-Century Modern the Australian Way: Peter Muller’s Bynya House

Pre-War Modernism: “The Homewood” by Patrick Gwynne

Herman Miller Furniture Abounds in This George Nelson Home

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