BEYOND THE

BLUEPRINT

A Curated Perspective on Los Angeles Real Estate Through Mid-Century Modern, Historic and Architectural Design

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DNU-Guide to Buying Architectural Homes in Los Angeles: Find Mid-Century Modern, Historic and Design-Forward Properties

POSTED BY JB Fung

Bringing original architectural features back to life preserves a home’s character and its story. This guide walks you through how to identify, protect, and restore the elements that make historic houses special. Many homeowners wrestle with maintaining historical integrity while adding modern comfort by learning common styles and practical restoration techniques. You can enhance both the beauty and value of your historic home. We’ll cover Los Angeles’ prevalent styles, the features worth saving, the restoration process, and where to find local resources.

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The living room of this mid-century modern home, designed by architect Richard Kearney, is furnished with classic pieces from the era, including an Eames Lounge Chair, a Knoll Sofa and a Knoll Coffee Table. The architectural design of the home celebrates the classic Mid-Century Modern (MCM) open floor plan and the integration of exterior spaces.

Beyond the Blueprint is our blog dedicated to architecture, real estate, historic restoration, design and the evolving lifestyle of Los Angeles. Through thoughtful exploration, materials and iconic design, we examine what defines mid-century modern, historic and contemporary homes, revealing how well-considered environments enrich everyday living. Guided by a design-driven approach, Beyond Shelter Real Estate Group brings buyers and sellers together around classic properties, where craftsmanship and character are as enduring as the architecture itself.

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