Mid-Centry Modern

Mid-century modern architecture, often abbreviated to MCM, is a design movement that emerged in the mid-20th century, roughly between the 1940s and the 1970s. It is characterized by clean lines, geometric shapes, a focus on functionality, and an emphasis on integrating indoor and outdoor spaces.

Mid-century modern architecture continues to be popular today due to its timeless aesthetic, functionality, and adaptability to contemporary lifestyles. Its clean lines and open floor plans create a sense of spaciousness and light, while its focus on natural materials and integration with the outdoors promotes a connection to nature.

The adaptability of MCM architecture allows for seamless integration of modern amenities and technology, making it a popular choice for homeowners seeking a blend of classic design and contemporary comforts.

Clean Lines and Geometric Shapes:

MCM architecture favors simple, uncluttered forms and geometric shapes, creating a sense of order and clarity.

Open Floor Plans:

The use of open floor plans enhances the flow of space and natural light, promoting a sense of spaciousness and connection between different areas of the home.

Integration of Indoor and Outdoor Spaces:

Large windows, sliding doors, and patios blur the lines between indoor and outdoor living, allowing residents to enjoy the surrounding environment.

Natural Materials:

MCM architecture often incorporates natural materials such as wood, stone, and brick, adding warmth and texture to the design.

Flat or Low-Pitched Roofs:

Flat or low-pitched roofs are a common feature of MCM homes, contributing to the streamlined aesthetic.

Bassetti Restoration

West Mercer Way

Weaver Construction restored Bassetti's mid-century home with updated finishes, sliding doors, cedar details, original fireplace. Preserved design, enhanced living.

Mid-Century Waterfront

Federal Way

Modernized mid-century home--smart tech, layout revamp, classic details preserved. Outdoor oasis with hot tub and volleyball, stunning views. We blend old and new!

Mid-Century Modern Restoration

Bellevue Beaux Arts

We re-finished all of the exterior wood work, which had never been sealed at the original build, and was accumulating mold and discoloration. We then replaced the entire roof structure (which was failing), and custom metal work around the exterior. Interior electrical additions and modifications completed our work on this beautiful home.