Best of Style 2021
Tour incredible Mid Century Modern homes that include a 1959 Sarasota house built by the office of Ralph Twitchell, an untouched 1955 gem filled with amazing built-in features, a colorful Palm Springs Palmer & Krisel and a 1962 Ulrich Franzen beauty in Maryland. Explore an Eichler kitchen that swapped out a dark 90s remodel for a period-appropriate update, using original Eichler cabinetry as a guide. We also visit some of the best homes in Atomic Ranch history that still inspire us today. Want to add some style to your own home? Take a look at our vintage, vintage-inspired and reproduction product picks for each room!
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Joseph Eichler
Eccentric + Authentic Eichler Renovation in Walnut Creek
Hard work pays off when a labor of love revives an Eichler as a dream home.
Joseph Eichler: His Work + Designs
The famed real estate developer known for his affordable tract homes that enabled a true California lifestyle, but he left behind something much greater than his designs—his passion for people.
The History of the Fullerton Forever Homes
Learn about the unique connection between Joseph Eichler and these quintessentially Midcentury Modern Homes.
Experimental Eichler: Tour the Restored X-100
A vibrant renovation with striking details.
Mid Century Houses for Rent: Live in a California Eichler!
Renters rejoice! We've found not one, but three mid century houses for rent in California. The real kicker? These houses are in such good shape they're practically time capsules.
Midcentury Kitchen Design 101: Breaking Down an Eichler Renovation
What are the absolute essentials of midcentury kitchen design? Karen Napecena of Destination Eichler helps us identify what makes a kitchen renovation truly stand out.
Midcentury Modern Kitchen Renovation with Destination Eichler
Reinstating classic lines and period charm is no small task—but this Midcentury Modern kitchen proves that the effort is worthwhile.
Iconic Eichler: Step Into a Truly Retro Home
An original Eichler home in Southern California retains its midcentury roots with contemporary design twists.
A Bay Area Couple’s First Home is an Untouched Gem
But their 1965 Eichler still needed plenty of TLC.
