Modern meets natural, a contrast that compliments. A modern paver patio and walkway leads to large huckleberry steps that rise through a rock and plant garden. An engineered concrete wall and drainage resolution insure the patio and lawn are free of standing water. University of Washington, Seattle, WA.

Mid-Century Pool Build

Blue Stone Construction

This is an example of a mid-sized midcentury backyard custom-shaped infinity pool in San Diego with with a pool and concrete pavers.

50's modern ranch 2

Charles Petersheim, Builder

Midcentury bedroom in New York.

Mini Meadow

Jackie and the Beanstalk

Photo of a midcentury home design in San Diego.

Mary & Lee Blair Residence and Studio. Architect Harwell Hamilton Harris. 1939

Teague Hunziker Photography

©Teague Hunziker. Built in 1939. Architect Harwell Hamilton Harris.
This is an example of a midcentury three-storey house exterior in Los Angeles with wood siding and a shingle roof.

Kitchen

Braun Design Partners

Photo of a midcentury kitchen in Denver.

Town Home

Interior Design By Tiffany

Tiffany Nelson
Photo of a midcentury bedroom in Orange County.

Courtyard Design Midcentury, La Jolla

Singing Gardens

Design ideas for a midcentury patio in San Diego.

Island Lake Residence

Young & Young Architects

Photo of a midcentury exterior in Detroit.

Proyecto Ibiza I alquiler vacacional

Lupe Clemente Fotografía

This is an example of a midcentury pool in Madrid.

Cantina Vini - Wine Dispencer

WINEST

Creazione dispensa vini in lussuosa residenza . Mantenimento microclimi e stoccaggio bottiglie su speciali rack a bottiglia singola e ripiani estraibili portacasse. Illuminazione a luce led .

Top floor was altered to carve out an outdoor terrace.

Wilkinson Design Corporation

Helene Binet
Design ideas for a midcentury exterior in Chicago.

Mid-century style first floor addition and renovation

Dr Retro House Calls

For the rear we extended the ground floor family room towards the pool with a glazed projecting bay, and then cantilevered the new, first floor children's bedrooms over these windows to provide some weather protection to the wide opening doors to the family room. For the first floor addition a combination of different lightweight materials picked out in different colours seems to reduce the mass of the addition and provides visual interest. It is certainly a long way from the standard, rendered box with a hipped roof that was originally proposed. Image by D. Krstanic