@loadermonteith embarked on the meticulous restoration of High Sunderland, a 1957 modernist landmark nestled in the Scottish Borders. Originally designed by architect Peter Womersley for renowned textile designers Bernat and Margaret Klein, the home had suffered weather and fire damage in 2017, prompting the need for a sensitive and complex restoration. Click to see more.

It’s a true modernist gem

Hotels frequently find inspiration in residential design. With help from Dwell, we've selected sixteen influential homes that were designed by some of the 20th century's most iconic Modernist architects.

Text by architect Bernardes Arquitetura Situated on a hilltop looking over stunning views in Brazil’s Rio de Janeiro, the Asa House exemplifies delicate

The Yokouchi Residence combines traditional Japanese elements like raised wooden structures and outer decking with modernist principles.

MidCenturyHome.com architectural feature: "Stretching across 1550sq. ft., this midcentury design takes a T shape and is built to stand atop a hillside, lush in greenery. The T-shaped design allows for views that would otherwise be impossible. Floor-to-ceiling windows on both sides of the property guarantee a beautiful bird’s-eye view over the hillside, which slopes down toward a 9,648 sq. ft. lot that the house rests on." #craigellwood #architecture #midcentury #design

My daughter is an expert at photobombing. Photo ©Darren Bradley When the Austrian-born architect Harry Seidler arrived in Australia after World War II (via North America - that's a long story), he didn't make many friends in the local architecture community. He called the local architecture "sad brick shacks" and poor copies of outdated European architecture. Town councils and distinguished local architects returned the favor, decrying his modernist designs as flimsy and "un-Australian"…

Midcenturyhome helps you discover Mid-century modern architecture, homes and design. Follow the latest works from the biggest names in this design movement

Lorenzo Zandri has documented the two modernist houses that architect Juan O'Gorman completed for his father and artists Diego Rivera and Frida Kahlo.

It's an architectural dream: Restored modernist houses are available as summer vacation rentals on Cape Cod.