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.
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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.
Benefits of these designs:
- Timeless designs
- Good for hosting guests
- Their rarity means they’re often worth a lot
- Focus on indoor-outdoor living
Cons:
- Limited room for expansion
- Higher costs for furniture
- Limited privacy in shared spaces
Scroll through the various options, and we’re sure you’ll find the design with the retro vibe you want. Maybe you want something that’s 1,400 square feet. We work together with many skilled architects that praise those retro times.
| Mid-century modern house plans | Characteristics |
| Ease of access | Yes |
| Are fireplaces typical? | Yes |
| Is it good for natural light? | Yes |
| Are garages common | Sometimes |
| Typical ceiling height | 11-15 feet |
| Typical number of bedrooms and bathrooms | 4 & 2.5 |
| Limitations | Not environmentally conscious design |
| Low budget? | No |
| Is it easy to modify? | Yes |
| Simple vs. complex layout | Complex |
Mistakes to avoid:
When it comes to building from mid-century modern house plans, there are some mistakes you’ll want to consider to avoid making them. Here they are:
- Underestimating the importance of natural light
- Underestimating the cost of design details
- Neglecting to incorporate modern features
How many baths in this modern home?
With a modern home like this, you’ll want to make sure you get the right amount of baths to suit your family. There are floor plans in contemporary designs for every family. Find the right modern design & house plan for your family.