Mid-Century Expertise,
Designed for Modern Living
Mid Mod Phoenix specializes in existing mid-century homes, the real ones with history, intention, and architectural integrity. These houses are not commodities. They are design artifacts that deserve informed stewardship, whether they are being purchased, sold, restored, or thoughtfully evolved for modern living.
This work goes beyond market data and surface-level comparisons. Every home is evaluated through an architectural lens, understanding proportion, materials, orientation, and original intent before any decision is made. That perspective allows clients to see value where others might miss it, and to avoid mistakes that compromise what makes these homes special.
From purchase through renovation and design, clients are guided through each decision with clarity and confidence. The goal is never to erase the past, but to elevate it, creating spaces that respect original architecture while supporting the way people live today.
Architectural Design & Renovation
Extensive renovations that respect original architecture while elevating modern living.
Before Renovation
Ralph Haver inspired guest house, pre renovation
After Renovation
Ralph Haver inspired guest house, architecturally renovated
Before Renovation
North Central Phoenix home, original interior condition
After Renovation
Interior with period-appropriate finishes and modern systems
Real Estate
Mid-century expertise for the design minded client.
Architectural Design & Renovation
Design driven renovation with mid-century authenticity.
See why Atomic Ranch featured our Haver inspired guest house in Scottsdale, highlighting its exceptional design and captivating aesthetic. Explore this stylish addition to a 1959 Ralph Haver home in the article.
FEATURED NEIGHBORHOODS
Learn about historic mid-century modern neighborhoods in Phoenix.
We were honored to be recognized by Phoenix Magazine as one of the Top 5 Billboard Agents of 2023. Our focus on mid-century modern architecture means you’re working with someone that understands the design, history, and nuance of homes by Ralph Haver, Al Beadle, and other modernist architects who shaped the Valley.
