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| 1. 1950s William Wurster ranch: Architect Charles Delisle respected the history of this home in California's Portola Valley, keeping the spirit of the era alive via a mix of contemporary and custom pieces. |
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| 2. Mid-century Modern second home on Cape Cod: The original butterfly-roofed wing on the house on this site was designed by Henry Hebblin, who had studied with Eero Saarinen and worked for Alvar Aalto. |
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| The final renovation was designed with sustainability in mind. The once seasonal home now serves as a year-round house, with portions that can be shut off and save energy when there aren't guests, and makes the most of natural light. Most importantly, Hammer has created continuity between the mid-century wing and the new construction. See the rest of this home | More about Cape Cod/Boston's Regional Modernism |
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| 3. Family-friendly Mid-century Modern: Pulp Design Studios was charged with creating a stylish nest for a young family. A soft modern approach full of vibrant color was the answer. The classicly open room is grounded with the dynamic Missoni rug and includes a classic Bertoia Bird Chair. |
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| A child's size Cherner table and chairs is perfect for little modernists. There are so many classic child-sized pieces on the market these days that it's easy to carry a mid-century aesthetic into childrens' bedrooms and playrooms. Learn More About Cherner Chairs |
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by Gary Hutton
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| 5. 1962 Custom Eichler House Renovation: Located on San Francisco Bay, this home's original mid-century charm had been wiped out by a misguided 1980s renovation. Designer Gary Hutton was able to get his hands on the original plans and bring this home back to its original glory. |
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by Gary Hutton
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| Nothing brings out a mid-century home's best like one of the best mid-century furniture and art collections around. Here we're looking over a Nelson Marshmallow Sofa to an original Andy Warhol. |
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by Gary Hutton
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| Saarinen Executive Chairs, a Florence Knoll table and a PH Pendant create the ultimate mid-century dining area. |
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| Finally, a rare Eames game table with a large piece by Sarah Morris in the background creates a vibrant corner. As for the head on the table, I have no idea. Does anyone know its history? Please share in the Comments section. See more of this home. More: Modern or Contemporary: What's the Difference? Houzz Tour: Warm, Mid-Century Makeover Houzz Tour: When MoMA Is Your Next Door Neighbor |
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