A mixture of materials gives the exterior of this midcentury-modern home visual interest and appeal. Frosted glass offers light and privacy for the home office, while rich brown siding creates a compelling sense of warmth.

This midcentury-modern home was remodeled in a way that retained its original character. The driveway, made of concrete pavers and black river stones, is designed to feel more like an entry court than a place to park your car.

This San Francisco home's landscape is designed for low water usage. Fences are kept short so as not to obstruct the gorgeous views of the San Francisco Bay.

The living area, kitchen, dining area and study are contained within one large space in this open-concept home. Rich wood floors help visually separate the modern living area and study from the kitchen and dining area. A brown and white color palette carries throughout the home, creating a calm, crisp and elegant look.

A wide, short stairway leads from the entry of this home to the public areas, which are situated at the back of the house. The modern dining area's chocolate-brown furniture provides contrast against the light gray stairs and crisp white floors.

A neutral palette makes this modern living room feel warm and inviting. A nice variety of textures in the furnishings create interest within the sleek space.

Rich chocolate brown and soft, creamy beige bring warmth to this midcentury-modern master bedroom. Asian bedding and colorful art add pizzazz and personality to the design, while windows keep the space bright.

A sleek black lounge chair is situated by a large glass door and windows in this midcentury-modern master bedroom, creating a bright spot for an afternoon of reading. Leopard-print pillows and colorful artwork spice up the cozy nook.