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Mid-century modern homes mirror today’s new-construction trends because both emphasize clean lines, simple forms, and a strong connection to nature. With large windows, open spaces, and light-filled rooms, MCM design delivers many of the same features buyers expect in modern builds—without the oversized footprints common in today’s 5,000+ square-foot new homes. For buyers seeking contemporary design in a more efficient size range, mid-century modern homes offer a sustainable, environmentally friendly alternative that blends modern aesthetics with a smaller, highly livable layout.
When the Federal Reserve cut rates by 0.25% in October 2025, mortgage rates rose instead of falling - confusing many buyers and homeowners. Here's why: mortgage rates don’t follow the Fed rate.
When the time comes to update the wood paneling in your mid-century modern gem, painting isn’t your only option; Consider refinishing the paneling instead to retain the authentic retro character.
Discover six of the tastiest, most buzzworthy restaurants across the DC metro area, offering bold flavors, creative concepts, and unforgettable dining experiences.
There’s a reason why mid‑century modern (MCM) architecture continues to captivate homeowners, designers, and preservationists alike. It’s not just a design style - it’s a philosophy, a lifestyle, and a cultural milestone that redefined American living in the 20th century.
Discover the best places to buy mid-century modern furniture, from authentic vintage finds in the DC metro area to high-quality replicas online. Explore top shops, designers, and tips for finding the perfect MCM pieces to complete your home.
Thinking about buying a mid-century modern home? This expert guide breaks down the top 10 things every homebuyer should consider before purchasing an original mid-century modern property.
An overview of three of the Washington DC region's most influential mid-century modern architects; Charles Goodman, Nicholas Satterlee, and Donald Lethbridge. Together, these MCM masters helped shaped the DC metro's mid-century modern neighborhoods, as well as several iconic midmod commercial buildings.