Midcentury Modern

Atomic-Ranch Home With 60s Themed Lounge Sets the Bar High for Preservation in Georgetown

By Mimi Perez / May 5, 2026 /

Located outside Austin on the northern edge of the Texas Hill Country, the City of Georgetown is beautiful by many accounts, but a trip to historic downtown Georgetown offers what’s known by travel guides and reviewers as the most beautiful town square in Texas. The 1911 Williamson County Courthouse is a stunning testament to Beaux-Arts…

This Masterfully Kept Midcentury Modern Split-Level Ranch Is Going To Go Fast!

By Karen Eubank / May 2, 2026 /

We must be besotted with this Midcentury Modern split-level ranch. We featured it in 2021 and in 2023, and it’s fascinating to look back to see how each owner put their imprint on it. I’ll link those old articles so you can time-travel! However, it’s hard to beat this latest iteration because it resonates on a…

Fishing for a Great House? This Reimagined Midcentury Modern Is on a Private Lake

By Karen Eubank / March 23, 2026 /

If you think you need to leave town to go fishing every day, think again. This completely updated 1950s Midcentury Modern classic sits on a fully stocked lake with a boathouse about a block north of Preston Hollow in the bucolic North Lake Estates neighborhood. If you know, you know. Originally built for commercial real…

Go See This Ravinia Heights Midcentury Ranch Transformation on Sunday!

By Karen Eubank / March 21, 2026 /

Ravinia Heights has the charm of Little Forest Hills with the topography of Bluffview, but at a much more affordable price point. Homes are set well back from the road, so it’s quiet and private. Architectural styles here vary from 1920s Tudor cottages to cool 1950s midcentury ranches, like this one on South Ravinia Street.…

Ditch the Cookie-Cutter and Explore a North Dallas Home That’s Anything but Conventional

By Daniel Lalley / January 11, 2026 /

The year was 1971. Apollo 14 landed on the moon, NASDAQ debuted as the country’s first electronic stock exchange, and Ray Tomlinson sent the world’s first ever email. In other words, the future arrived. And in a quiet North Dallas neighborhood, one intrepid architect got the memo and made a statement at 6956 Meadowbriar Ln.…