Modernist Makeover, Pt. 3: Putting on The Final Touches
These homeowners' customized touches, particularly their furnishing choices, resulted in an interesting take on traditional MCM décor.
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Team TLC, Pt. 3: The Living Room Litmus Test
With a house whose layout was designed before television, the homeowners struggle to find a pro who can give their ranch the proper living room floorplan.
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Team TLC, Pt. 2: Period Kitchen, Power Washer, Perfection
This 1951 beauty designed by A. Quincy Jones needed some assistance, but with some serious restoration, the period kitchen would shine once more.
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Team TLC, Pt. 1: Bringing 1951 Back In Style
Their mutual love for everything Midcentury Modern brought them to this A. Quincy Jones home in the Santa Monica Mountains, just waiting for a restore.
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A Style Evolution, Pt. 3: Cultural Differences
Although both MCM enthusiasts, the Maunus debate on which cultural style is better for their 1949 Altadena, California, home: European or American?
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A Style Evolution, Pt. 2: Tim Andersen Breaks the Rules
Back in 1975, architect Tim Andersen was a little rebellious when adding on the new living room to this 1949 Kenneth Gordon home.
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A Style Evolution, Pt. 1: Kenneth Gordon and an A-List Team
This 1949 home designed by the former AIA president boasts a number of impressive names who contributed to its design, both then and since.
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Western Preservation Groups to Watch
Go West, young mod! Whether you live in the desert of Nevada or the forests of Oregon, editor Sarah Jane Stone has some western preservation groups for you.
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All My Loving, Pt. 3: Preserving a Seattle Gem
They did all the research they could on this Seattle midcentury home designed by Kirk. Now, they put their knowledge to practice with some renovations.
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