Mid Century Architecture

Good design never goes out of style, and with that said, here's a look at the Edris House, that's located in Palm Springs, California.

We just re-installed the clerestory windows that were removed by a previous owner. Ridgewood Subdivision Crestwood, MO Built:1952 Ralph Fournier-Architect Burton Duenke-Builder www.modernridgewood.blogspot www.modern-stl.com/

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Style No. VINRC140 WHY WE LOVE IT! Our most popular item by far, inspired by Mid-Century Modern design, this stunning Sunbeam Exclusive The Record Cube features handcrafted walnut wood tilted to store all of your vinyl on display. Inspired by an American take on Danish design, this is the perfect addition to any lounge, living room, bedroom, or office! This piece is entirely handmade and currently has a 12-16 week ETA. Please contact us via chat, or email us at…

This original Destination PSP creation is a depiction of a classic mid-century modern wedge-roofed home design found in Palm Springs, cleverly designed as a tissue box cover. Created from printed PVC board, produced and hand assembled in Southern California, it's designed to fit standard low count regular rectangular tissue boxes. Measures: 6 1/4" D x 11 3/4" W x 4 1/2" H

Author: Bradbury, DominicBrand: Thames & HudsonEdition: IllustratedBinding: PaperbackFormat: IllustratedNumber Of Pages: 544Release Date: 10-11-2020Details: Product Description Essential reading for all collectors and design aficionados, this book is the ultimate survey of mid- century modern design and architecture now available in a sleek, compact form. A definitive survey of mid-century modern design and architecture in an accessible compact edition, this book offers a rich overview of…

The mid-century modern architecture of Palm Springs, California, is presented in 30 bright, colorful postcards. In Palm Springs, the desert environment and the presence of Hollywood stars inspired architects to new creative heights and created, perhaps, the locale with the highest concentration of such structures in the United States. The postcards include views of individual mid-century modern homes, detailed close-ups, city shots, and photos of such landmarks as the Palm Springs City Hall…