A Hardy House, Pt. 1: Preserving Midcentury Style at All Costs
It was the quintessential atomic ranch home—but in preserving midcentury style, these homeowners were asked to give up one huge MCM feature.
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Get Renovation Tips from H3K Design at Modernism Week
Meet two of our Modernism Week seminar panelists, Kevin Kemper and Howard Hawkes of H3K Design, and join us for a talk on MCM renovation and restoration.
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Modernist Makeover, Pt. 3: Putting on The Final Touches
These homeowners' customized touches, particularly their furnishing choices, resulted in an interesting take on traditional MCM décor.
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Team TLC, Pt. 3: The Living Room Litmus Test
With a house whose layout was designed before television, the homeowners struggle to find a pro who can give their ranch the proper living room floorplan.
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Team TLC, Pt. 2: Period Kitchen, Power Washer, Perfection
This 1951 beauty designed by A. Quincy Jones needed some assistance, but with some serious restoration, the period kitchen would shine once more.
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Team TLC, Pt. 1: Bringing 1951 Back In Style
Their mutual love for everything Midcentury Modern brought them to this A. Quincy Jones home in the Santa Monica Mountains, just waiting for a restore.
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A Style Evolution, Pt. 3: Cultural Differences
Although both MCM enthusiasts, the Maunus debate on which cultural style is better for their 1949 Altadena, California, home: European or American?
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A Style Evolution, Pt. 2: Tim Andersen Breaks the Rules
Back in 1975, architect Tim Andersen was a little rebellious when adding on the new living room to this 1949 Kenneth Gordon home.
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A Style Evolution, Pt. 1: Kenneth Gordon and an A-List Team
This 1949 home designed by the former AIA president boasts a number of impressive names who contributed to its design, both then and since.
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