
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.
| Platform | Pricing | Freemium | Publishes | Daily | |
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| Issues | 199 | Founded | 2 years ago | Last Issue | 15 hours ago |
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Today’s two projects explore renovation through what’s already there. For a William F. Cody cottage in West Palm Springs, MAFCOhouse removed later alterations that had interrupted the openness, long sightlines, and indoor–outdoor relationsh...
A 1948 lakeside home is reorganized to bring daily life closer to the landscape.
When renovating an older house, adding more space is not always the change that makes the greatest difference. Sometimes the existing footprint already contai...
A Palm Springs renovation removes decades of alterations to reveal the openness and clarity of the original design.
Renovating a significant mid-century home sometimes requires adding very little. The more important task can be identifying...
The restoration of Lloyd Wright’s 1959 De Jonghe Residence shows how significant architecture can adapt without losing its original intent.
Restoring a house by Lloyd Wright, the architect and son of Frank Lloyd Wright, carries a particula...
A modern home uses topography, contrasting volumes, and material continuity to connect its considerable scale with the landscape.
Designing a house on a dramatic site often creates a temptation to place the architecture above the landscape...
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Mid-Century Home is the only digital magazine focused on Modernist architecture from the early 20th century to today. We highlight homes, interiors, and furniture designed with purpose and people in mind.
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