Not all mid-century modern homes are Eichlers—but some came impressively close. From Mackay's Anshen & Allen-designed gems to Bahl’s ultra-private patio homes, we break down the best and boldest Eichler-inspired builds in Silicon Valley. Discover who got it right, where to find these architectural cousins, and why the smartest MCM buyers know it’s not just about the name—it’s about the DNA.
Read More“Not every post-and-beam home with glass walls is a true Eichler. From Mackay to Gavello, Alliance to Bahl, and Stern & Price, a wave of mid-century modern builders followed in Joseph Eichler’s footsteps across Silicon Valley. This guide decodes the visual and architectural differences that separate the originals from the inspired.”
Read MoreThe Bay Area is home to some of the most iconic Mid-Century Modern architecture in the country, from the glass-walled atriums of Eichler Homes to the minimalist patio enclosures of Bahl, the bold rooflines of Mackay, and the regional flair of Streng and Gavello designs. Explore the unique features, neighborhoods, and legacy of these architectural gems—and discover how the Boyenga Team at Compass, luxury home experts, can help you buy or sell the modernist home of your dreams.
Read MoreThe Maywood neighborhood, located in the heart of Santa Clara’s 95051 zip code, is a captivating niegborhood of mid-century modern architecture. Renowned home builder John Mackay designed this unique development in the mid-1950s, creating what are affectionately known as "Eichler Homes."
Read MoreStep into Fairmede, where Eichler and Mackay homes define mid-century modern elegance. Experience the seamless blend of indoor-outdoor living and iconic architectural design.
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