Urbanism Designs

On the other side of the room, a large sliding glass door allows natural light to filter inside. In turn, the space looks illuminated and spacious from morning to night.

Taking a left past the kitchen leads guests right into the dining room. Here, another midcentury buffet displays the family's favorite items, with geometric prints and teal accents adding period-appropriate color and charm.

Inside, tall ceilings, white walls and floor-to-ceiling glass windows create an airy and open living room. A grey sectional invites visitors to stretch out, while a bright yellow area rug and teal chairs set a playful tone that carries through the rest of the home.

Down the hall, a family room with a coral-colored sofa and Eames chair provides comfortable seating for parents and kids. A large piano sits in the corner for leisurely play, while a large white area rug completes the space.

Comprised of clean lines and encircled by smooth stones, this modern courtyard feels zen and invites quiet reflection. Small trees layer the landscape as well, giving the space a touch of greenery and shade.

Pantone's 2017 Color of the Year, Greenery, makes a sprightly addition to this modern kitchen. Set against warm wood cabinets, the energetic hue easily uplifts the whole room.

To give the room a personal touch, the designers surrounded the bed with family photos and artwork. A large graphic print in blue anchors the wall, while also bringing out the best in the orange bed frame and yellow accents.

Thanks to their metallic trim, these neutral chairs positively shimmer in the afternoon sunlight. Just beyond the sitting area, a sliding door opens right into the kitchen, making entertaining and alfresco dining easier than ever.

Opposite the sectional, funky artwork and a large TV make for easy entertaining. A long buffet table below provides storage for favorite films, as well as adds to the home's midcentury character.

Pillows in mixed prints pack this contemporary sofa with visual interest. Meanwhile, a large piece of wall art draws the eye up and provides a touch of contrasting color.

Overhead, two metal beams run parallel to each other and create a clear line of sight from the courtyard to the home's interior. Subsequently, the two living spaces feel connected, which makes the property seem larger and more open.

A floor-to-ceiling bookcase not only accentuates the room's height, but also provides essential storage space for novels and accessories. At the same time, a midcentury pendant light keeps the room airy and bright.

Stepping through a bold red door leads visitors into a private courtyard, where weatherproof chairs and a fire pit create a comfortable outdoor sitting area. Stone paths surround the vignette, offering a rich contrast to the wood deck.

To keep the formal dining room from feeling too serious, the designers surrounded the sophisticated, marble-topped table with chairs in vibrant shades of red. A cowhide rug softens the tile floor and gives the space fun, eclectic flair.

With a green accent wall and four wire-backed stools in teal, this modern kitchen doesn't shy away from color. A large island sits front and center for quick meal prep and cleanup while still complementing the sleek modern appliances.

A midcentury home wouldn't be complete without its own Eames chair, right? Here, the classic black and wood lounger offers extra seating and encourages visitors to take it easy.

Those rich hues extend into the master bedroom, where a bright red bed frame and multi-colored pillows enliven an otherwise neutral palette. A faux-fur rug below keeps the floors soft and warm.