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The <n>Harry and Penelope Seidler House</n> in Killara, Sydney, 1967. Photo by <n>Max Dupain</n>.

<n>Singleton House</n> in Los Angeles, designed by <n>Richard Neutra</n> in 1959. Photo by <n>Julius Shulman</n>.

Interior of the <n>Mies van der Rohe Golfclub Krefeld</n>, designed by <n>Ludwig Mies van der Rohe</n>.

The <n>mid-century modern</n> <n>Hawkins Ferry House</n> by <n>William Kessler</n>. Photo by <n>James Haefner</n>.

The <n>MHA House</n> (1947) by <n>A. Quincy Jones</n>, <n>Whitney R. Smith</n>, and <n>Jim Charlton</n>. Photo by <n>Jim Simmons</n>.

<n>MR Chairs</n> by <n>Mies van der Rohe</n> inside the <n>Binocular House</n> by <n>Michael Bell Architect</n>. Photo by <n>Bilyana Dimitrova</n>.

The Amagansett beach house of collectors <n>Reed Krakoff</n> and <n>Delphine Krakoff</n>.

A house in Waccabuc, NY by architect <n>Myron Goldfinger</n>. Photo by <n>Norman McGrath</n> for <n>House Beautiful's Weekend Homes</n>, 1990.

The <n>Smith House</n> in Darien, Connecticut, designed by architect <n>Richard Meier</n> from 1965-1967.

The <n>J. Mayes Residence</n> in Illinois, designed by <n>Don Erickson</n> in 1954. Photo by <n>The Modern House</n>.

Interior of the <n>Ben Rose House</n> by <n>A. James Speyer</n>, famously featured in 'Ferris Bueller's Day Off.'

The <n>Farnsworth House</n> designed by <n>Ludwig Mies van der Rohe</n>. Photo by <n>Jon Miller</n>/<n>Hedrich Blessing</n>.

The <n>Goldstein Residence</n>, designed by <n>John Lautner</n>. Photo by <n>Justin Chung</n>.

The <n>Philip Dixon House</n> in Venice Beach, designed by <n>Philip Dixon</n>. Photo by <n>Justin Chung</n>.

The <n>Barcelona Pavilion</n>, designed by <n>Ludwig Mies van der Rohe</n> for the <n>1929 International Exposition</n>.

The <n>Extension de la maison Becleu</n> by architects <n>Dominique Rouillard</n> and <n>Alain Guiheux</n>. Photo by <n>Cyrille Weiner</n>.

Interior of the <n>Farnsworth House</n> in Plano, Illinois, designed by architect <n>Ludwig Mies van der Rohe</n>.

The <n>Henry Singleton House</n> in Los Angeles, a <n>mid-century modern</n> home designed by <n>Richard Neutra</n> in 1959.

The <n>Kew Residence</n> in Melbourne, renovated by <n>John Wardle Architects</n>.