Definition
Design from 1945-1969: clean lines, open floor plans, huge windows, seamless indoor-outdoor living. It's minimalism with purpose—rejecting ornamentation for functionality. These homes have surged in value recently as buyers rediscover their sophisticated simplicity.
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Mid-century modern homes embrace minimalism and functionality, rejecting ornate details in favor of streamlined design. These homes often feature concrete slabs, large expanses of glass, and minimal exterior decoration. The style emphasizes the connection between interior and exterior living spaces, with patios and courtyards designed as extensions of the home. Mid-century modern homes have experienced a significant resurgence in popularity and value appreciation.
Pro Tip
Mid-century modern homes in desirable locations show strong appreciation. Original period details add significant value.
Example
A 1960s mid-century modern home with floor-to-ceiling windows, exposed beam ceiling, and connection to a rear patio exemplifies the style.