Join forces with TRAVIS FADER at MID MOD MICHIGAN, the leading expert in presenting and selling remarkable mid-century architecture throughout Michigan. Travis is a skilled REALTOR® and advocate of this transformative era of design.
Take a look at some of my favorite previous transactions below.
1957
The Hallett House
Hallett House of Midland, designed by Jackson B. Hallett in 1957, features a triangular layout, 60-degree angles, large overhangs, and south-facing windows for seasonal enjoyment.
1957
The Goetsch-Winckler House
Designed in 1939, the Goetsch-Winckler House reflects Wright's style with horizontal planes and a cantilevered roof. At 1,300 sq ft, it's his "favorite small house" nestled in Okemos woods.
1982
The Shirakaba House
Shirakaba House, though outside of the mid-century era, clearly reflects its architect's deep influence by prior design principles. Built just north of Grand Rapids on serene acres of lands.
1962
The Jaffe House
Irving Tobocman-designed home built by Ed Freidinger in Bay City for the Jaffe Family, features custom cabinets, marble, terrazzo, skylights, and a saltwater pool.
1967
The Gesche House
Unknown architect, yet the Gesche House epitomizes Michigan's style with glass walls, clean lines, and functional design.
1967
The Schubert House
The Schubert House, designed by Frank B. Frantz, features a redwood ceiling and a double-sided fireplace, embodying mid-century modern style and spacious elegance.
1966
The Argyle House
Argyle House, a Mid-Century gem by Midland’s Jim Robertson, reflects his design prowess. Built in 1966, it marries form and function perfectly.
1959
The Currin House
Trained by Alden B. Dow, architect Francis "Red" Warner started his firm in 1957. His designs, including the Currin House, emphasize natural materials and passive solar energy.
1935
The Ball House
The Ball House, designed by Alden B. Dow, reflects unique mid-century design and underwent a six-year restoration to preserve its original vision.
1959
The Giering House
The Giering House by Warner beautifully showcases his style with cozy post and beam ceilings, brick floors, and a natural connection to nature through the large park behind the property.
1960
The Blackhurst Realty House #8
Blackhurst Realty hired Alden B. Dow's firm in 1958 to design homes. House #8, built in 1960, is a classic Mid-Century ranch from this project.
1966
The Meador House
A California-inspired home in Michigan blurs indoor-outdoor lines with ample windows and a seamless design, nestled in natural beauty.
1962
The Ashley House
The Ashley House, designed by Hallett, showcases his remarkable talent for crafting unique spatial experiences.
1957
The Tompkins House
The Tompkins House, designed by Francis "Red" Warner with red bricks and overhangs, offers a unique, nature-inspired design emphasizing light and space.
1961
The West House
Jackson B. Hallett AIA designed the West family home with natural materials and windows in each room for a seamless blend with nature and year-round views.
1979
The Kwast House
Designed by Jackson B. Hallett, 1979. Built by Bartos Builders for Dr. Harold Kwast. Layout fans out 180° from a central point.
1961
The Blackhurst Realty House #12
Blackhurst Realty hired Alden B. Dow's firm in 1958 to design homes. House #12, built in 1961, is a classic Mid-Century ranch from this project.
1970
The Dean House
In 1970, architect Jackson B. Hallett designed a Midland home for the Deans using their concrete blocks. The design features quality materials, multiple fireplaces, and a blend of indoor and outdoor spaces, showcasing Hallett's signature style.
1958
The Allison House
1958 Harvey Cle Allison-designed home. Warm tones, brick floors, wood walls, post-beam ceilings, sunken living room. Longtime president of Alden B Dow Associates.
1968
The Swayze House
Clark Swayze-designed home, resembling a treehouse, features floor-to-ceiling windows, mahogany tones, and clean lines, overlooking a nature preserve.