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The midcentury home has an unusual geometric plan, a suite of built-in furniture, and a monolithic concrete fireplace.

This revamped ’60s beach house is set on a large, beautifully landscaped lot—and the living area opens to a big balcony with sunset views.

Chip Detweiler’s 1974 residence is an ode to tropical brutalism—and it’s been meticulously restored down to the original deep-blue shade of its garage door.

Designed by architect Robin Donaldson as his personal home, this 3,160-square-foot loft is located in downtown Santa Barabara.

Here is an aerial view showcasing the property's multi-car garage, front courtyard, and close proximity to the Pacific Ocean.

The newly renovated apartment has a kitchen wrapped in mesh, a mirrored bathroom door, and a stainless steel shower curtain.

Now, the warehouse has been converted for modern living, all while retaining some of it's original industrial charm—from exposed beams to concrete finishes.

Set in the Algarve region, the brutalist compound made of board-formed concrete is not your average countryside getaway.

With walls of rock and incredible views of the San Jacinto Mountains, this Idyllwild house by Dennis Mcguire literally brings the outdoors in.

Designed by Fredrick Liebhardt, the Clark Residence is a perfectly preserved time capsule in San Diego.

Designed by GreenHaus Architects, this midcentury-inspired residence sits on over 17 acres and comes with a popular Airbnb rental.