Icons of
Modernism
Experience the revolutionary design that changed how we live. Open spaces, walls of glass, and seamless indoor-outdoor living define these architectural icons.
What Makes a Home Mid-Century Modern?
Born from post-war optimism and new building technologies, Mid-Century Modern homes emphasized simplicity, functionality, and connection to nature.
The Mid-Century Modern movement (1945-1975) revolutionized residential architecture with radical ideas: walls of glass, open floor plans, and minimal ornamentation. Form followed function.
Southern California, particularly Palm Springs, became a laboratory for these ideas. The desert climate allowed architects to push the boundaries of indoor-outdoor living.
Notable Mid-Century Architects We've Represented
Richard Neutra
Desert and hillside modernism
Donald Wexler
Steel houses and desert modern
William Krisel
Alexander tract homes
John Lautner
Organic futurism
A. Quincy Jones
Post-and-beam residential
Pierre Koenig
Case Study Houses
Mid-Century Homes For Sale
Browse our current selection of Mid-Century Modern properties.
$1,650,000
1958 Desert Modern
$2,350,000
1962 Butterfly Roof Modern
$3,200,000
1956 Post & Beam
$1,275,000
1964 Alexander Home
$1,850,000
1959 Krisel Design
$2,100,000
1961 Glass House
Where to Find Mid-Century Homes
These areas offer the finest concentrations of authentic Mid-Century Modern architecture.
Palm Springs
The mecca of Mid-Century Modern with the highest concentration of preserved examples anywhere.
Palm Desert
Desert modern living with spectacular mountain views and architectural pedigree.
Los Angeles Hills
Case Study houses and custom modernist residences in the hills above the city.
Long Beach
An underappreciated treasure trove of Mid-Century tract homes and custom designs.
Ready for Modern Living?
Let us help you find an authentic Mid-Century Modern home that embodies the optimism and innovation of the era.
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