This 1947 A. Quincy Jones house was the first building in the Mutual Housing Association collective.
Mid-Century Homes
Mid-Century Home wants to be the most comprehensive resource about mid-century design and architecture and to tell the story of their protagonists.
Here, you will find our selection of mid-century homes that we hope will inspire and delight you.
With this selection of iconic homes built across the globe, United States, Australia, Europe and South America, we aim to bring you the most refined mid-century homes and architecture, that contributed to make mid-century modern and modernist architecture so popular and loved across the 20th century up to today.
The Morse House: a Southern Californian Midcentury Masterpiece
When viewing the Morse House, it took only forty minutes for Joan and Gary Gand to decide it was going to be their own.
Renewing Irwin Caplan’s Laurelhurst Midcentury Home
Originally designed for the notorious illustrator Irwin Caplan, this mid-century home was both humble and grand–a modest one-story street facade harboring floor-to-ceiling windows with territorial views.
Marmol Radziner Bring Richard Neutra’s Kronish House Back to Life
This circa-1954 house is the original work of one of our favorite modernist architects, Richard Neutra.
The First Modernist House in Malibu Knolls Undergoes a Makeover
Studio Bracket / Wayne Chevalier & Adin Dunning stepped in for a major addition and remodel to this International Style Home.
Class, Grace, and Vintage: The Philmer J. Ellerbroek
This iconic home in the Orange County foothills of Tustin, CA, once belonged to its notable designer, California Modernism architect Philmer J. Ellerbroek
Midcentury Remodel Combines Primary Colors with Modern Flair
It is always inspiring to see an original midcentury come out revived and ravishing following renovations, all the while remaining true to its authentic state. Case in point: The Corvasce Goldstein Residence
Reviving The Brady House by Killingsworth, Brady & Associates
The entirely glass facade of The Brady House is a feature facilitated by the home’s interior courtyard.
Spectacular Seattle Midcentury Brings the Outside In
The Dowell Residence is a prime example of Seattle’s midcentury modern movement. Located in Seward Park, the dwelling has a history of hosting parties.
Palm Springs Desert Eichler Appreciates a Classic Midcentury Modern Color Scheme
Today, Linda Rowe, Pediatric Occupational Therapist/ Orthotist and partner Betty Eng Lee, Chief operating officer/Clinic Manager share the story of their process of closing an era of their lives in NYC and embarking on a dream in the desert.
Alexander Diepenbrock’s 1961 Midcentury is a Hidden Gem
This 1961 midcentury house by German architect Alexander Diepenbrock was about to be taken off the market when current homeowner Ed Polish and his wife stumbled upon it.
Midcentury Modern Meets Rustic Charm: The Cain Wong Residence
The story of this Portland midcentury renovation takes us back to 2009, when homeowner Aaron Cain purchased the charming midcentury residence situated on a hillside forest in Portland, Oregon.
Embracing the Natural Surroundings: SHED Brings 1961 Midcentury Up to Date
When the homeowners of this 1961 midcentury home by Pacific Northwest Architect George Lucker were considering purchasing the property, two noteworthy factors rose to the surface: one was that the house was an undeniably beautiful midcentury construction with a lot of potential. The second was that it was in dire need of restoration.
The Dream Midcentury Home by Jackson Riley Holliday
Resting calmly on a hillside surrounded by trees, this midcentury modern home was crafted by Georgia native, Macon architect Jackson Riley Holliday.
James Morris’ Hope Ranch Residence is a Celebration of Iconic Modernism
This midcentury home by famed Bauhaus architect Marcel Brauer was made to embrace the surrounding nature.
Aaron Green’s Midcentury Design is Really Something Else
This phenomenal 1965 midcentury modern design by Aaron Green, protege and colleague of Mr. Frank Lloyd Wright, is to rival all other constructions throughout the Northern Californian coastal communities.
Marcel Breuer’s Hooper House II Effortlessly Connects Inside and Outside
This midcentury home by famed Bauhaus architect Marcel Brauer was made to embrace the surrounding nature.
A Retro Revamp: Ariel Adds Glamour to Her Midcentury Kitchen
Ariel Garneau of home decor and DIY blog PMQ for TWO shares a beautiful midcentury home with her family of three plus pets. As part of the One Room Challenge, Ariel and her husband Dan aspired to modernize their kitchen.
Floating Among Trees: Tivadar Balogh’s Award Winning 1958 Midcentury Home
This delicate midcentury home by Tivadar Balogh seems to be floating within its surrounding landscape.
San Diego’s “Most Distinguished Place to Live” – The Salomon Building
This gorgeous 31 unit midcentury modern building is characterized by light and natural tones with an emphasis on the connection between indoor and outdoor spaces.
The Eichler Home Designed by A. Quincy Jones
San Francisco based Creative Designer Aaron Pou and his wife were already Eichler fans when they stumbled upon a charismatic A. Quincy Jones design online.
This William Krisel Remodel Breathes Effortless Charm
William Krisel designed countless Modernist tract homes during the midcentury period, which offered affordable housing during Southern California’s suburban boom.
William Krisel Home, A Life Changing Experience for the Nistals
The owners of this William Krisel home share the positive influence that this house has had on their lives, as well as their encounter with the man himself.
This Moritz Kundig-designed midcentury Receives a Modern Transformation
Designer Josh Hissong purchased this post and beam design last year, without knowing that it was designed by acclaimed architect Moritz Kundig.
Midcentury Modern Grace and Grandeur: The Edward Killingsworth House
Architect Edward Killingsworth is noted for his calm and elegant post-and-beam structures, bringing the outdoors in and his post-war mindset of Southern California Modernism.
