Mid-Century Modern Homes For Sale in the Lower Hudson Valley and Connecticut

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    18 Old Roaring Brook Road
    Mount Kisco, NY 10549-3713
    List Price: $3,100,000. "True Mid Century Modern estate situated on 5.5 rolling acres offers complete...
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    432 Frogtown Road
    New Canaan, Connecticut 06840
    List Price: $8,000,000. "Introducing Tirranna - a stunning estate embodying Frank Lloyd Wright's genius. Situated...
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    565 Oenoke Ridge
    New Canaan, Connecticut 06840
    List Price: $4,700,000. "The Celanese House, by famed architect Edward Durell Stone, is a stunning...

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  • Wright was commissioned to the design the boathouse shortly after opening his studio. Photo: Universal History Archive/Universal Images Group/Getty Images Talks of building a Wright-designed structure are underway in the architect’s hometown When Frank Lloyd Wright passed away in 1959, he didn’t only leave behind one of the greatest architectural legacies of any American designer, but also numerous unfinished projects....
  • It was restored by the late architect's former apprentice, Arthur Dyson, with consultation from his grandson, Eric Lloyd Wright. The Fawcett Farm, a restored Frank Lloyd Wright home in California’s Central Valley just hit the market with L.A.-based Crosby Doe Associates for $4,250,000. It’s a whopping ask compared with other Usonian homes by the famed architect on sale...
  • Today, more than ever, the midcentury modern look is everywhere. DVRs are set to capture Mad Men's final season playing out on AMC. Flip through the April issue of Elle Décor, and you'll find that more than half of the featured homes prominently include midcentury furniture pieces. Turn on The Daily Show and you'll see the guests sitting in classic Knoll...
  • An architect and developer, he helped pioneer the neighborhood’s transition from manufacturing into lofts where artists could work and live. Bernard Marson, who as an architect and developer figured prominently in the transformation of a Lower Manhattan industrial district into SoHo, an affordable neighborhood for artists to work and live before it evolved into an enclave...
  • After Nearly 60 Years, One of Marcel Breuer’s Last Mid Century Modern Homes Has Been Demolished By Jessica Cherner The mid century modern homes that still stand proud are proof that the most influential design movement’s reign is still very much in effect. And if there is one group of furniture designers and architects whose instantly recognizable work transcends...
  • Richard Neutra’s Architectural Vanishing Act The Austrian-born designer perfected a signature Los Angeles look: houses that erase the boundary between inside and outside. By Alex Ross On December 15, 1929, Dr. Philip M. Lovell, the imperiously eccentric health columnist for the Los Angeles Times, invited readers to tour his ultramodern new home, at 4616 Dundee Drive, in the hills of Los...
  • USModernist For passionate architecture fans, which are many, Modernist houses evoke a true love. These houses connect people to nature and the land through carefully designed spaces that are relaxing, compelling, and utterly addictive. For many, Modernist houses are livable sculptures, and many of these mid-century sculptures are endangered. Their locations, often on prime real estate,...
  • MoMA Built a House. Then It Disappeared. Now It’s Found. In 1950, the museum exhibited Gregory Ain’s modernist creation. It’s now nestled in Croton-on-Hudson, N.Y. The architect Gregory Ain designed this house for an exhibition at the Museum of Modern Art in 1950. Here it sits on a property of 2.7 acres.Credit...Tony Cenicola/The New York Times CROTON-ON-HUDSON, N.Y....
  • Mid-Century Modern Revival: To Many Millennials, Frank Lloyd Wright was Right When architects like Frank Lloyd Wright and Paul Rudolph first threw off the shackles of tradition and began building homes with flat roofs, large expanses of glass, and open floor plans, it was a revolution and a revelation for some, an outrage to others who...
  • A Mid Century Custom Renovated Treasure with additions designed by Paul Rudolph with custom finishes of the finest caliber throughout. Gut renovated with all new systems (plumbing, electric, HVAC, AV, internet, floors, walls, windows, outdoor and indoor kitchens, baths, indoor and outdoor pools, landscaping, roofs, decks) completed 2020, on the market for an asking price...
  • The School of Architecture at Taliesin (SOAT), founded by Frank Lloyd Wright, is closing its doors this summer after 88 years of educating aspiring architects
  • Founded by Walter Gropius, the Bauhaus School firmly established the design esthetic that would become Mid-Century Modern
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  • . . . design aesthetic that is characterized by simplicity, openness, and sensitivity to site and nature.
  • This is Frank Lloyd Wright at his absolute best and definitely worth a few extra days next time you’re in the Chicago area.
  • Springfield, Ohio's Prairie Style Westcott House (1908) now magnificently restored.
  • Frank Lloyd Wright’s revolutionary idea of building decentralized, affordable communities in harmony with nature led to the celebrated “Usonian” house.
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