Celebrating Charlotte’s Mid-Century Modern Architecture

Celebrate Charlotte's Mid-Century & Modern Architecture at its Made About Modern Home Tour

CELEBRATING CHARLOTTE’S MID-CENTURY MODERN ARCHITECTURE

2024 Mad About Modern Midcentury Modern Home Tour: September 28, 2024

 

Charlotte’s Annual Mad About Modern Mid-Century Modern Home Tour, sponsored by the Charlotte Museum of History, is taking place on September 28th from 10:00 AM till 4:00 PM. If you love mid-century modern architecture and design, this is the event for you! It’s a great way to learn about and celebrate Charlotte’s mid-century modern architecture.

 

CHARLOTTE MAD ABOUT MODERN TOUR INCLUDES THE FOLLOWING PROPERTIES

Homes to tour at Charlotte's Mad About modern Home Tour in 2024

 

FOR MORE INFORMATION AND PHOTOS OF THE HOMES ON THE 2024 TOUR, CLICK HERE

 

Tickets: $38 per person. Each ticket purchase includes entrance to the four homes on the day of the tour and a keepsake Digital Guidebook. Purchase tickets for the Mad About Modern Home Tour.  Proceeds benefit the Charlotte Museum of History.

 

 

What Is Mid-Century Modernism?

The Mid-Century Modernism movement got its start in Germany from Bauhaus architects and designers who migrated to America after World War II. MCM flourished for several decades, predominantly in the post-war suburbs of the 1950s. Interiors often included wood elements merged with modern materials like metal, glass, vinyl, plywood, Plexiglass and Lucite. Mid-century architecture focuses on simplicity and functionality.

 

What distinguishes mid-century modern design are clean lines, minimal ornamentation, contrasting materials, open floor plans. Large windows to bring in natural light and help blend indoor and outdoor living are another aspect of mid-century modern architecture. These homes often feature patios, courtyards, and other outdoor spaces to connect to interior through large sliding glass doors.

 

Mid-Century Homes In Charlotte

Mid-century modern homes are increasingly popular in Charlotte, even though historically the Queen City has favored traditional and classic architecture. Just some of Charlotte neighborhoods where mid-century modern homes can be found include:

Cotswold

Madison Park

Lansdowne

Raintree

Montclaire

Mountainbrook

Eastover

Foxcroft

Town & Country

Barclay Downs

Spring Valley

Starmount

Beverly Woods

 

 

If you’re considering purchasing or selling a mid-century modern home in the Charlotte area, I’d love an opportunity to earn your business, to exceed your expectations, and to show you why experience matters and how:

“The Right Broker Makes All The Difference.”

 

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