Mid-Century Modern
Mid-century modern design across furniture, residences, and renovations, from original 1950s and 1960s houses to contemporary reinterpretations.
Mid-century modern refers to design and architecture produced roughly between the late 1940s and the 1960s, characterized by clean lines, open plans, natural materials, and a close relationship between interior and landscape. Its furniture and buildings remain a reference point for designers working today.
Community work under this topic includes original furniture pieces such as chairs and coffee tables, storage and product designs, and residential projects that either restore 1960s houses to their structural core or reimagine the style for current living. Renovations of desert and coastal homes appear alongside more abstract explorations of form and color.
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View all 32 journalsHK Associates Strips a 1960s Tom Gist House to Its Desert Bones in Tucson's Catalina Foothills
Casa Luce reopens a mid-century modern home to the Sonoran landscape through structural surgery, skylit corridors, and an infinity-edge pool.
Sand Point Residence by David Coleman Architecture: A Modern Reimagining of Mid-Century Design
Sand Point Residence by David Coleman Architecture reimagines a 1968 mid-century home with courtyards, natural light, seamless indoor-outdoor flow, and serene family spaces.
LDS Residence I By Davidov Architects
Contemporary Melbourne residence blending mid-century inspiration, barrel vault ceilings, sunken lounge, and natural materials for intimate yet generous family living.
Malibu Colony Road House by Warren Garrett: A Masterful Mid-Century Modern Renovation
Malibu Colony Road House by Warren Garrett is a refined mid-century modern renovation, blending Buff and Hensman heritage with understated luxury.