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The Renovation Guide Issue

Our annual special is back and better than ever! Dive into 132 pages of expert insight, real homeowner stories and amazing reveals. No matter what stage of a Midcentury Modern home renovation you’re at—dreaming or battling drywall dust—this issue has the info you need to create a true midcentury marvel.

Preservation Corner

Architecture + Renovation

The Renovation Guide is Here!

The wait is over—our annual Renovation Guide is back and on sale now!

Stop Everything—we’re on a podcast! Hear us on USModernist Radio

Break out your earbuds because you won’t want to miss me, Brand Leader / Editor Sarah Jane Stone on USModernist Radio!

Preservation Talks: Atomic Ranch + Palm Springs’ 5 Preservation Foundations

Five organizations in Palm Springs have banded together to protect the city’s past for the future.

Preservation Corner: Hollin Hills in Alexandria, Virginia

A Virginia neighborhood stands as an example of what a dedicated preservation group and historical designation can save.

Midcentury Neighborhoods: Snake Hill in Belmont, Massachusetts

With one home protected from demolition, there is hope yet that this significant midcentury neighborhood will earn historical designation.

Midcentury Neighborhoods: Windemere in Phoenix, Arizona

Will preservation prevail in an Arizona neighborhood designed by the famed Ralph Haver?

Midcentury Neighborhoods: Arapahoe Acres in Englewood, Colorado

Inspired by the iconic work of Frank Lloyd Wright, local businessman Edward Hawkins teamed up with architect Eugene Sternberg to design middle-class homes that were anything but middle of the road.