A feast for the eyes It doesn?t seem possible, but midcentury modern design likely became even more popular in 2018 than before. The meteoric rise of the architectural and design style has been aided by shows like Mad Men and pushed into homes through big-box retailers like Target. But a good Eames chair aside, nothing quite compares to a midcentury modern building.
Boasting timeless design in a hot real estate market, the homes of 2018 were a diverse blend of styles from the 1950s and 1960s. We saw a wealth of midcentury gems, ranging from boxy glass houses to post-and-beam stunners. Whether your taste skews organic and natural or colorful and bold, there?s something for everyone on this list.
Without further ado, here are 11 incredible midcentury modern homes that came on the market this year. 1. A cantilevered midcentury home near San Francisco

Courtesy of Red Oak Realty

Designed by AIA Gold Medal architect Joseph Esherick, this multi-level wood-framed home towers above a sloped site in Montclair Hills and frames breathtaking views of the Golden Gate and Bay Bridges. Almost treehouse like in its aesthetics, the 2,391-square-foot four-bedroom boasts a series of decks, balconies, walkways, cantilevers, and staircases that creates a dynamic space both inside and out.
2. A Mies-inspired glass house in Tennessee

Photo by Robert Batey Photography and courtesy of Barbara Apking of Coldwell Banker

A boxy one-bedroom, one-bath ho...