You could call it art deco or streamline moderne, but regardless of its description, this Milton J. Black-designed property in Los Feliz, California, USA is a wonderfully well preserved piece of 1930s architecture both inside and out. In fact, it’s even better beyond the front door.
You can find out more and see more images at the WowHaus website.
It has been updated in places, but there is still much to admire about this 1960s modernist property in Haywards Heath, West Sussex, not least its wonderful fireplace, beams, exposed brick and open-plan living space. Retro living with all the modern-day essentials.
You can see more images and find out more at the WowHaus website.
Described was one of the finest and most iconic houses of its era, the 1930s St. Ann’s Court modernist property in St. Ann’s Hill, Surrey is on the market complete with 8 acres of land, a separate Coach House with recording studio and as much style as you can imagine.
You can find out more about it and see more photos at the WowHaus website.
When it comes to designing cushions, modernist and brutalist architecture isn’t necessarily the first place to look for inspiration. But that is where Gail Myerscough looked for her Manchester Modernist Collection. Read more
If you like the idea of an original midcentury modern property with a few updates for modern family living, check out the 1950s Carl Koch-designed house in Lincoln, Massachusetts, USA. It has that an so much more.
All the images and a full breakdown of the property at the WowHaus site.
Interestingly, singer / songwriter James Taylor was brought up in this stunning 1950s midcentury modern home in Chapel Hill, North Carolina, USA. This period gem is also going up for auction. So if you want to buy it or simple check out its glorious period features, you can see it for yourself on the WowHaus website.
