Believe it or not, there are many reasons to love those concrete monoliths. Brutalism – the mid-century architectural style that designers and non-designers alike love to hate. Few architectural movements […]
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Getting Real {Estate} With Heidi Ward: Fall 2020 Market Update
360Modern broker Heidi Ward shares what it takes to be a successful broker during a recession and how the market has emotions, just like us. This week, we’re taking our […]
This 58-year-old Modern Home is Cooler Than You And It’s On the Market
Designed and constructed in 1962, this Montlake, Seattle dwelling has stood the test of time with thoughtful design and careful renovations. In 1962, Seattle developer Hugh Ainslie purchased an empty […]
August 2020 Modern Market Flabbergasters
A nine million-dollar Toronto home designed for play, a Modern Connecticut compound designed by Walter Gropius’ son-in-law, and a San Francisco townhome worth the seven-figure price tag. Each month, 360Modern […]
This Woodsy Cube-shaped Miller Hull Residence is Out of the Box—And it’s For Sale
Designed by Miller Hull in 1998, the Michaels Sisson home still looks good as new. Nestled between thick rows of Douglas fir and maple trees, and just steps away from […]
Triple Threat: Modern Furniture Designer Harry Bertoia’s Forgotten Jewelry and Sculpture Work
The mid-century designer behind Knoll’s famous Bertoia chair had a lesser-known passion for creating organic jewelry pieces and sonambient sculptures. By Annette Maxon A question to ponder: What do haunting […]