Sneak Peek: unique and rare Land Park mid-century modern!

Here's yet another sneak peek of one of the spectacular homes scheduled for the Sacramento Mid-Century Modern Home Tour on June 26, 2010 (see details regarding the tour in our previous post).

R's gorgeous home was originally built for real estate developer Robert Powell, circa 1962/63. Designed by Robert N. Hill of Morris Construction Company. Don't miss the many beautiful details throughout, from the glamorous pool in the front to the amazing floating stairs.

Keep checking in -- we'll be posting press coverage links, up-to-date information and glimpses of the upcoming tour!

Sneak Peek: Another Jones + Emmons Eichler Home

Here's another sneak peek of one of the wonderful homes scheduled for the Sacramento Mid-Century Modern Home Tour on June 26, 2010 (see details regarding the tour in our previous post).

C & M's tranquil 1955 Eichler Home was originally built for Ms. Sheridan. You're going to love this distinctive Eichler home with white birches and gorgeous colors. Visitors are greeted by bubbling koi ponds and a lovely mid-century clay pot collection. Don't miss the back yard and hidden pool!

More sneak peeks coming soon....

Tickets now available in town at HOT ITALIAN!

Our friends at HOT ITALIAN are now selling tickets (cash or check only) to the Sacramento Mid-Century Modern Home Tour.

Get 'em while they're HOT -- at 16th & Q Streets in Sacramento. HOT ITALIAN is open everyday from 11:30a until late night. That's amoré!

Sneak Peek: former personal residence of George Muraki, AIA on the Tour

Here is another example of one of the homes scheduled for the first-ever Sacramento Mid-Century Modern Home Tour on June 26, 2010 (see details regarding the tour in our previous post).

This outstanding home in South Land Park Estates was designed by Sacramento architect George Muraki around 1956 for his family. This home features a central enclosed atrium that provides wonderful natural light. Current owners A & J have updated this mid-century modern home into a comfortable family home that they share with their three children.

After being unjustly fired from the California State Department of Employment and interned with other Japanese Americans during WWII, Muraki became a prominent Sacramento region architect and Sacramento City Planning Commissioner.

More to come -- keep checking in for updated information and more sneak peeks!