This Eichler home in Palo Alto was transformed into a light-filled, family-friendly retreat, blending modern updates with midcentury charm and functionality.
Eichler Houses
Eichler homes are within the most successful examples of modernist architecture for the mass market.
Joseph Eichler was the developer who, inspired by modernist architects as Richard Neutra and Frank Lloyd Wright, brought quality but affordable architecture to post-WWII American families and across the entire mid-century period.
Eichler homes are more than just homes, they represent a way of living. Still today their unique and iconic design is synonym of a lifestyle which the new owners must and are more than willing to embrace.
Eichler Reimagined: How a Midcentury Home Met Modern Family Needs
Discover how a classic Eichler home was modernized, blending iconic mid-century design with contemporary needs for a modern family.
How a Tiny 42sf Eichler Became a Boutique Haven
In San Jose, a unique design project transformed a compact Eichler home into a luxurious, boutique hotel-inspired experience.
Before and After: An Eichler Home Revival
Modernizing an Eichler home with light, space, and a blend of mid-century and contemporary styles by Karina Marshall.
Inside Karen’s Eichler Home: A Tale of Passion and Design Transformation
Transforming an Eichler house, the journey intertwines passion with midcentury modern design, creating an aesthetic marvel.
An Eichler-Inspired Lake Home
A peaceful lake house mixing modern and midcentury styles, perfect for families and close to nature, offering a cozy, timeless feel.
Transforming an Eichler Home: A Game-Changer for One Family
In their Eichler home, a family transformed disjointed spaces into a cohesive haven, preserving the atrium’s charm for quality living.
An Eichler Remodel that Celebrates the House’s Existing Post and Beam Structure
Located in Sunnyvale, California, a quiet residential community in Silicon Valley, the Twin Gable House is a thoroughly renovated Eichler Home originally designed by A. Quincy Jones and Frederick Emmons in 1962.
This Early Sixties Eichler Gets a New Lease on Life
The home is located in a neighborhood of notable, mid-century modern Eichler homes developed in the early 60’s in San Francisco’s East Bay.
An Eichler Home is Reborn
After losing out on offers for other Eichlers, a young family sent letters to homeowners expressing interest in moving in to their Eichler development. Not a day later, they got a response from an elderly woman who was planning to move to be closer to her son.
An Insensitively-Updated Eichler gets Back to its Original Roots
This is the personal residence of architects, Megan and Keith Blaine, Principal Architects at Blaine Architects. When they purchased the home in 2015, the home needed a lot of work.
This Iconic Eichler Will Invite You to its Inside and Outside Spaces
This Atrium-style Eichler house luxuriates in views of bird of paradise plants and the other lush nature it is surrounded by.
An Anshen & Allen Eichler Home Updated for Modern Life
After an extensive search for an Eichler that would feel like their own, Michelle Wahlen and Thierry Zamora found their perfect midcentury home in Marin County, CA
Functional and Budget-friendly Eichler Home Remodel
For this project the clients, who had undergone several previous house renovations, were determined to stick with an established budget from the beginning. Klopf Architecture helped them modernize their Eichler with a premium appearance on a reasonable budget.
A Midcentury Modern Sanctuary: The Twin Gable House by A. Quincy Jones & Frederick Emmons
Located in Sunnyvale, CA, a quiet residential community in Silicon Valley, the Twin Gable House is a thoroughly renovated Eichler Home originally designed by A. Quincy Jones and Frederick Emmons in1962.
Gorgeous double A-frame Eichler Model in Silicon Valley
Joseph Eichler’s iconic homes featuring low-sloping A-framed roofs, clean lines and light-filled spaces have become highly sought after homes.
The Eichler Home Designed by A. Quincy Jones
Eichler home owners in San Francisco, embarked on a renovation inspired by the A. Quincy Jones style.
The Bigger the Family, The Bigger the Eichler
This Eichler home renovation in South Bay, California, brings back the light and space which previous renovations have took away.
The Renovation Of This Eichler House Will Leave You Speechless
This Eichler home in Orange County underwent a five year renovation that fuses modern design with classic midcentury style.
New Eichler Remodel In Palo Alto, Klopf Architecture
This Eichler house was buried under shadows and duskiness in California’s Palo Alto; until Klopf Architecture took the project home.
An Eichler Home in Palo Alto, Stays True to Its Original Design
In the Palo Alto Hills this gorgeous Eichler home lies off the beaten path. Embodying the iconic midcentury modern style.
California Dreaming: An Eichler Home for Furniture Fanatics
This stunning Joseph Eichler home was bought by two lifelong mid-century furniture collectors to house their enormous collection. Built in California in the 1950s, it’s a typical mid-century Eichler house.
Joseph Eichler Would Be Pleased With This Renovation
If it has mahogany panelled walls then it’s almost definitely a Joseph Eichler home.
This beautifully renovated home located in the Rancho San Miguel neighbourhood in Walnut Creek is an exceptional revamp of an original Eichler home design.
Living In A Different Type of Eichler: The Building
Ryan and his wife are the lucky owners of an apartment in one of this Eichler buildings in San Francisco. Initially attracted by its peculiar facade and minimalist look, Ryan tells us how they got to discover, and love, more about their building and Joseph Eichler’s work.
Becoming Eichler Home Owners: Sometimes It Is Just Meant To Be.
Amy and Sean were mid-century design collectors way before buying their Eichler, and now the circle is complete. Today, you can read more about their experience as mid-century house owners and how it has changed their lives.