A home wet bar can be much more than just a place to make drinks with access to running water.

Sit back, relax, and imagine enjoying a cocktail shaken up in your own home bar—and then imagine it disappearing for an easy and...

DOOD Studio helps a young Australian couple create a light and bright addition to their previously dark home, which the...

By extending the home’s lower level, Pleysier Perkins created a light-filled living area that’s perfect for dinner parties.

A compelling book details how John S. Chase impacted modernism through the low-slung Houston home he designed for his family with...

The midcentury residential architecture experiment shaped American home design much beyond the postwar era.

With crisp, white stucco walls and a lush garden setting, this airy space will mentally transport you to the Mediterranean.

The Bauhaus designer’s modern vision helped post-war American building see the future.

Once considered a goner, an International Style home near Palm Springs is lovingly restored to its postwar prime.

Featuring sweeping ocean and city views—and a cool midcentury sense of style—this historic home is now on the market.

On the market for just under $1,000,000, this classic midcentury home was designed by architect Harry Nakahara in 1953.

The Richard and Helen Arens House is one of the best surviving examples of the Mutual Housing Association’s postwar experiment.

For the renovation and expansion of this listed house in East London, Archer + Braun draws inspiration from postwar Brutalism.

The English Channel getaway turns its attention to the sea, and takes inspiration from Case Study Houses and postwar brutalism.

After a two-year renovation, the post-and-beam gem in Wilmington, Delaware, showcases the trove of postwar furnishings amassed by...

An NYC family's Long Island retreat was meant to be an escape.

These clever interventions keep Austin weird—in the best way.

A fascinating new book chronicles unorthodox Japanese residential architecture over the past almost 80 years.

This classic midcentury home in Crestwood Hills has been beautifully restored—and it's now for sale.

A renovation doubles down on the value of live performance at a midcentury Los Angeles venue.

If it's oozing with California midcentury-modern design—complete with wood paneling, gabled ceilings, and floor-to-ceiling glazed...

This beautiful midcentury also happens to be the childhood home of Issa Rae.

The 1963 villa designed by Jan and Waldemar Lippert maintains Bauhaus Monument Protection.

Built in 1963 by architect John Andre Gougeon, this two-bedroom, three-bath property in Glendora, California, embodies the...

The Rados House is one of the largest Neutra-designed residences in the United States.

Commissioned by businessman Jack Perry in 1967, the Teesdale House is the only post-war British home by the Hungarian-born...

The twists, turns, and cantilevers of these residences and public structures are due to the gravity-defying abilities of concrete.

Known as The Hastings Residence, this midcentury home pays homage to the Googie design style its architects are famous for.

Architect Michelle Kaufmann transforms a 1965 home into a paragon of sustainability.

In Iceland, a midcentury single-family home originally designed by iconic architect Guðmundur Kr. Kristinsson is treated to a...

Located just outside of Orlando, the fully renovated cottage also offers European Oak flooring and cedar-clad ceilings.

The first monograph devoted to one of the key architects who helped shape postwar Palm Springs revisits his widely recognized...

From the Eames House to a progressive modular home by Jean Prouvé, these five midcentury prefabs were ahead of their time.

After a major renovation, a midcentury home with some of the best views in Portland, Oregon, takes on a drastically new look.

Wood ceilings, circular skylights, and swaths of glass give this concrete home a sense of openness and warmth.

True to the case study prototype, the minimalist interior makes the most of the home’s boxy frame.