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Marin Home & Garden Expo features talks, exhibits and how-to demos for MCM homes
Inside Joe’s original two-story homes—rare beauties that don’t upset neighbors
For the record: Steve Jobs wasn’t raised in an Eichler—but partner Steve Wozniak was.
Hardly a mainstream modernist, Cliff May made rustic-looking homes as modern as they come
Dreaming in steel: Palm Springs' tiny enclave of seven modern steel homes is a desert landmark.
With imaginations running wild, designers of the mid-century wowed America with sleek, ultramodern 'dream cars' slathered with chrome and fins
A blank canvas you can walk on...that's ultra-modern, eye-catching, low maintenance and energy efficient
Doggone right—glass houses make happier homes for the pets we love and pamper
Touring California with architect A. Quincy Jones—the remarkable modern designs of Jones & Emmons
When Joe Eichler met architect Aaron Green—a 'lost' Eichler development that broke the design mold
Passionate fine artists and the mid-century modern architecture that inspires their compelling canvases
Non-conformist spirits of the mid-century and their San Francisco haven
The Bay Area architect was a mastermind whose inventions included Eichler homes—and himself
Eichler's original flooring choice continues to offer luxury, warmth, impeccable heritage
Award-winning experiments of design innovation—touring Eichler's early California subdivisions
Despite a domineering father he battled head-to-head, Ned Eichler forged his own path—beyond Eichler Homes
Discover Eichler's San Mateo 'X-100' house of steel—the Eichler of the century, design for the ages
Designed with star power by architect A. Quincy Jones—the Cooper house takes center stage for the second time
A tenacious California architect takes on the restoration of his out-of-this-world dream home
What's the best flooring for you...and for your mid-century modern home?
Born nearly a century ago, the enchanting theremin is still ahead of its time—struggling to be heard
At last—Eichlers get their place in history, reach the National Register of Historic Places
Remembering the serene Architect Kinji Imada—a quiet presence who made sure the Eichlers got built
Eichler's iron will, steadfast vision, and unwavering integrity were vital to his success as merchant builder
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