How to Make a Restored MCM House Feel Like Home
Interior design brings warmth, color, and everyday function to a 1951 Los Angeles home
Mid-Century Home
Mid-Century Home is the online magazine dedicated to mid-century modernist architecture and design, from the early 20th century to today. We feature homes, interiors, and furniture designed with purpose and centred around people—aimed at inspiring.
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Two Homes, One Question: How Should We Live?
From a 1959 house to a renovated Eichler, two projects show how architecture can begin and evolve around everyday life.
Good Architecture Starts With How We Live
A 1959 Atlanta home designed around the routines of one family.
Reworking an Eichler Around Family Life
A Palo Alto renovation reshapes this home around the changing needs of a growing family.
Two Ways to Rethink a Modernist Home
Two projects show how modernist architecture can evolve.
Renovating a 1960s House Around Light, Views, and Landscape
A thoughtful renovation transforms a modest family home.
Designing Every Room Around the Landscape
A lakeside home uses mid-century principles to make the landscape part of everyday life.
Refining a Modernist Home Without Reinvention
A considered renovation demonstrates how to strengthen modernist architecture.
Modernising an Eichler Without Losing Its Simplicity
A careful renovation refines an Eichler through restraint, sustainability and a blend of Italian and Japanese design principles.
Designing a New House the Mid-Century Way
How mid-century principles can shape contemporary architecture.