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Soaking up the Sun in This Central Texas Home

  • February 19, 2023
  • Written by Rabekah Henderson and Photographed by Dror Baldinger, FAIA and Architect by Pax Chagnon
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This new build seamlessly integrates indoor and outdoor spaces by utilizing an abundance of natural light and key MCM features. “Around here, this is fairly unique,” admits architect and builder…
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Mid Century Modern Shopping in Texas

  • January 12, 2022
  • Written by Kris Christensen
Shopping for Mid Century Modern furniture and decor in Texas? Here's why you should skip Round Top and head to these shops instead.
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The Phillips house is one of John Chase's most famous residential works. Completed in 1966, the house was built for the wife of Oscar L. Thompson, the first black man to earn a degree from The University of Texas at Austin. The Phillips House, with its green, diamond-shaped roof, large expanses of windows, and long lines.
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Architect John Chase, A Groundbreaker of Modernism in Texas

  • February 4, 2021
  • Written by Jickie Torres
Why are there so few Black Mid Century Modern architects? Well for one, it was difficult for Black students to even gain access to the schools where they could pursue…
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Retro Lighting Love: Moon Shine Shades

  • June 16, 2020
  • Written by Shelby Deering and Photography courtesy of Moon Shine Shades
If you walk into a restaurant in Texas and spot an incredibly cool Midcentury Modern light fixture, chances are it’s D’Lana Bailey’s handiwork. Once relegated to collectors and private homes, Mid…
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The Palm Springs model at Starlight Village stays true to its name. The low roofline and breezeblock wall are recognizable California midcentury essentials, straight from the state’s favorite desert oasis.
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Back to the Future at Starlight Village

  • June 11, 2020
  • Written by Hannah Alston and Photography courtesy of Starlight Village
­ Imagine a world full of customizable midcentury-style homes built in a community of retro enthusiasts. Good news—this dream is a reality. Starlight Village consists of 29 detached homes situated…
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Personal History: Discovering Midcentury Modern Design

  • August 29, 2018
  • Brooke Sanders
We all remember what first drew us to our love of Midcentury Modern design. Maybe it was a family member’s unique dining set or fond memories of a childhood home.…
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Meet Peggy Blue: A 1950s Tract House Renovation

  • November 13, 2017
  • Written by Jessie Yount and Photography by QuarterLab Design Build
A neglected 1954 tract home in Austin, Texas gets a fresh renovation for bright and fresh results.
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6 Mid Mod Pieces for a Swanky Dallas Cocktail Lounge

  • September 22, 2017
  • Written by Madison Nauta
This relaxing room has big pieces, from leather sofas to bold patterns, that suit the 1958 Dallas home.
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10 Midcentury Modern Hotspots

  • September 19, 2017
  • Written by Jolene Nolte
These regions across the country host concentrations of Midcentury Modern homes, some in places you may not expect.
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