Mid-century modern homes are often referred to as “California Ranch” style homes. Homes for sale in Atlanta with mid-century modern style are abundant. They are sometimes called ranch homes because California ranch houses that were popular during this period. There … Continued
Why Buy A Mid Century Modern Home? Modern homes from the Mid-Century Movement in Georgia began in the 1950s. Architects began to experiment with new materials and styles. This led to the development of the mid century modern movement. It … Continued
Mid-Century Design Trends Make Desirable Homes Atlanta mid-century modern neighborhoods were built around the 1950s and 1960s, and many people love them for their clean lines, simple designs, and timeless appeal. These homes are also known for their affordability, which … Continued
You’ll be Amazed by Selection of Antique Furniture in Atlanta Atlanta vintage furniture has become increasingly popular in recent years. It’s a great way to add character to any home while still keeping costs down. If you’re looking for something unique, … Continued
Vintage Modern Furniture What To Look For Mid-century modern furniture has been around for decades, but it’s only recently become popular again. It was first introduced in the 1940s by designers like Charles and Ray Eames, and it became very … Continued
Antique Collectors Search for What They Love Start with One Thing That Interests You Collectors of mid-century modern start by finding something they really adore. For me, that might be George Nelson Clocks. That’s my thing, your thing might be … Continued
Gin Wong (1922 – 2017) As part of Asian American and Pacific Islander Heritage Month, here at Mid Mod Scout, we wanted to showcase the iconic work of the most overlooked Mid-Century Modern architects, Gin Wong. Gin D. Wong, … Continued
Mid Century Modern Living Room, your home office and outdoor patio ideas are great places to utilize a Polynesian style. We’ve gotten quite a lot of attention with our last blog on Exotica Music & Tiki Home Décor. So, this time … Continued
From Los Angeles, to Palm Springs, to Las Vegas… Paul R. Williams’ iconic architectural designs shaped much of the mid-century landscape in Southern California and beyond Paul Revere Williams (1894-1980) was the first Black American to be accepted as a … Continued