Perhaps it’s the massive amount of windows, the post-and-beam constructions, the clever layouts that harmonize indoor and outdoor spaces, or the striking furniture that has us hooked. Or perhaps it’s simply because so many elements of midcentury modern are still so relevant to 21st-century living.

If you appreciate this era as much as we do, take a look at some of our favorite midcentury-modern homes that we've featured in the past.

Renovation of the Feldman House in Southwest Portland

1950s Joseph Esherick Prefab in Berkeley

Texas Hillside Midcentury Renovation

An Edward B. Hawkins House in Arapahoe Acres

John Lautner’s Garcia House

Extra Large Eichler in Walnut Creek, California

Rescued Frederic Lasserre House in Vancouver

Midcentury House in Raleigh With a Blue Brick Facade

Orange County Eichler That Celebrates Indoor/Outdoor Living

A 1958 Steel-Frame Prefab