WATCH: The First 21st-Century Eichler Enclave Grows in the California Desert
Sit down with Troy Kudlac of KUD Properties to learn about the inspiration behind the Desert Eichlers, the first new Eichlers built in 50 years.
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Designers + Craftsmen
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Le Corbusier: An Architect of Color and Controversy
Against a career riddled with controversy, Le Corbusier designed buildings, city plans and furniture with a modern edge that endures today.
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Alvar Aalto: Pioneer of Form and Function
This Finnish designer may not be a name you know, but his work in architecture and furniture design brought beauty and functionality to the midcentury.
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George Nelson: Creator of Beautiful and Practical Things
A writer, architect, furniture designer, teacher and more, George Nelson lived by a design credo that focused on the designer as a mirror for society.
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Charles + Ray Eames: Dynamic Duo of Furniture Design
Charles Eames and his wife Ray—the original modernist power couple—made their mark on midcentury design as inspiration for generations of modernists.
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Herman Miller: Surviving the Great Depression through Modern Style
Founded as a manufacturer of reproduction traditional-style furnishings, embracing modern style helped Herman Miller become an internationally acclaimed force for design and a home for designers.
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Harry Bertoia: A Legacy of Experimental Design
A legacy of experimental art and design inspiration define the man behind some of your favorite pieces.
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Brutalism: An Era’s Edge Told Through Art + Design
Mimicking the aesthetic of brutalist architecture, brutalist décor is rough, raw and earthy, with repeated geometric or abstract shapes.
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Isamu Noguchi: Influencing Art + Design
Father of the famed coffee table, this Japanese-American artist was a powerhouse of midcentury design that continues to define the style today.
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