Saturday 20th April 2024
Saturday 20th April 2024
Design Design Design
The library's take on the modern house
At Modern House, we’re all big fans of the State Library of New South Wales. Among its extraordinary resources is a wealth of material on...
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Dreaming of Modern Homes
Easy comfort. Indoor-outdoor living. A sense of optimism. Just some of the features of the dream homes of the likes of Ian Innes, Katelin...
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How modern homes can build community
At Modern House, we look at different ways in which modern homes and developments can encourage – or discourage – a sense of community....
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Who is Australia’s first true
Modernist architect?
Is it possible to name Australia’s first true Modernist architect? It’s a contentious question, but for a bit of fun, we did a quick...
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'Tis the season to be Modern
This July, Sydney Living Museums launches Modernism Season. As a proud supporting partner, we share highlights from the...
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When did modern start meaning massive?
At Modern House, we ponder the need for larger houses and multiple bathrooms. We look at some of our favourite examples of modern...
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Secrets of Modern House Design
At Modern House, we marvel at the intricacies and clever considerations of modern house design. The best of modern house design is all...
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Streets of Your Town
As the only estate agency devoted to the promotion of Australian modernist and mid-century architecture, Modern House was excited to see...
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Pettit+Sevitt
As the 1950’s drew to a close post war euphoria was on a high and the space age was upon a burgeoning new generation of young...
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Fifties Fair at Rose Seidler House
Save the date and start preparing! Sunday August 23 is the annual Fifties Fair at Rose Seidler House in Wahroonga. A favourite event on...
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38 sq m - A Small Space Reinvention
Their first home purchase was a 1969 Potts Point apartment in a small tower by architect Harry Seidler. With the lightest of touches, the...
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