mid-century modern house plans & designs
Mid-century modern house plans are the best options for people that want to live the modern lifestyle but are still drawn to some vintage class. Mid-century modern house plans have certain features you won't find in traditional architecture, and that's why we love it.
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Mid-century modern house plans are for people that appreciate elegance. They contain an appeal that most homes today don’t, and arguably a higher level of class.
Mid-century modern house plans | Characteristics |
Price | $1,400-2,800 |
Layout | Open layouts |
Mistakes to avoid | Going cheap |
Typical sizes | 1,800 – 3,000 square feet |
Design features we love | Their clean lines |
An alternative style that we recommend | Modern houses |
They come in various shapes and forms. Some have 6 bedrooms. Some can be built on a sloping lot. There’s a great variety of layouts that will suit different types of families, and we’re sure you’ll be able to find the right Mid-century modern house plan, whatever your needs may be.
Who are these floor plans?
- History buffs
- Design enthusiasts
- Architects
- People that like unique houses
They have some features that are common among them:
- Open spaces that let in lots of air and light
- Large glass windows
- Flat planes
- Minimalist exterior designs
They get a lot of inspiration from 1945 to the 1980s, when the style was especially common. We love seeing you bring back some of these retro features.
Mid-century modern house plans
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Features common | Open spaces |
Typical size | 1,800 square feet |
Perfect for | The design-focused family |
Why we love it | They have an unmatched level of class. |
However, they can be combined with traditional, modern elements and features. There’s no reason you’d install single-pane windows just because you’re getting a design inspired by retro times.
Here are some features we particularly like about mid-century modern house plans:
- They bring nature inside.
- They often use neutral and bold colors.
- We love the organic, geometric shapes that usually define them.
- They praise function over form.