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An Unexpected Maryland Mid Century Home

  • November 17, 2022
  • Written by Kristin Dowding and Photography by Hoachlander Davis Photography
Chevy Chase, Maryland mid century modern home exterior with white cedar siding
A couple new to Mid Century Modern design embraces their home’s mid-century roots in this Maryland renovation. Sometimes, you don’t find your preferred design style until later in life ……
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Our Top 10 Articles of 2020

  • December 30, 2020
  • Jolene Nolte
2020's been a year, but your love and enthusiasm for Mid Century Modern stayed strong. Before we turn our calendars to 2021, here's a review of our top 10 posts of 2020. Catch up on any that you missed or revisit your favorites.
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