Explore our Eichler Homes for Sale blog for the latest Eichler news, architectural insights, and tips, perfect for those enchanted by the unique charm of mid-century modern living in Silicon Valley, the Bay Area, and throughout California.
“Though separated by sixty years and radically different scales, Eichler homes and Apple Park share the same architectural DNA: transparent glass walls that dissolve boundaries, nature-centered layouts, and modular design logic built around human wellbeing. Together, they reveal a continuous Silicon Valley design lineage—from mid-century modern optimism to today’s tech-driven innovation.”
Read MoreIn Silicon Valley’s sustainable luxury scene, Eichler’s human-centered modernism is being reborn. Today’s architects are blending post-and-beam openness, glass-walled atriums, and mid-century warmth with net-zero energy performance, smart-home innovation, and climate-resilient design — proving that Eichler’s timeless vision still defines how Silicon Valley lives modern.
Read More“San Mateo Highlands and 19th Avenue Park represent two distinct chapters of Eichler history. The Highlands, perched above Crystal Springs with over 700 homes, showcases Eichler’s grandest vision with varied models, hillside views, and the iconic X-100 steel house. Meanwhile, 19th Avenue Park, with just 200 homes, reflects Eichler’s early mission of bringing modernist design to the masses in a walkable, central San Mateo location. Together, they illustrate the range of Eichler’s architectural legacy — from experimental showpieces to efficient, affordable tract homes.”
Read More"In Fairorchard, a quiet Eichler neighborhood in Sunnyvale, two tech legends — Steve Jobs and Steve Wozniak — first met and bonded over electronics. With its atrium-filled mid-century homes, top Cupertino schools, and deep Silicon Valley roots, Fairorchard offers timeless architecture and historic relevance in one of the Bay Area’s most coveted enclaves."
Read More"Has your Eichler lost its soul? Whether the paneling was painted over or the post-and-beam lines were erased in a clumsy renovation, this guide shows you how to reclaim mid-century magic—from globe pendant lighting and mahogany walls to curated color palettes and iconic landscaping—so your home channels the timeless vision of Joseph Eichler."
Read MoreEichler homes offer more than sleek design—they provide a lifestyle rooted in light, openness, and architectural legacy. From atriums to post-and-beam ceilings and glass walls that erase the boundary between indoors and out, Eichler living in Silicon Valley means joining a design-forward community with timeless emotional appeal and enduring value.
Read MoreEichlers aren’t just homes—they’re architectural icons. That’s why the Boyenga Team doesn’t use generic marketing tactics. From SEO that targets mid-century enthusiasts to authentic visual branding and design-sensitive staging, every detail is crafted to reach the right buyer and celebrate the soul of the home.
Read MoreWhy settle for farmhouse fake when you can live in real modernism? This restored post-and-beam Eichler blends architectural integrity with modern upgrades—offering atrium drama, glass-wall serenity, and a floor plan so open your Instagram Stories will look like they were shot in Palm Springs (minus the windstorms). Mid-century authenticity meets smart, sustainable luxury.
Read MoreMore than just a dramatic entryway, the Eichler atrium was a groundbreaking architectural feature that redefined California living. From early courtyard prototypes to open-sky showpieces and vaulted gallery halls, this guide explores how atrium designs evolved across Northern California and became the soul of mid-century modern homes.
Read More“Joseph Eichler didn’t just build homes—he reimagined the entire lot as living space. From atriums and redwood breezeways to patio pergolas and planter walls, Eichler homes in Silicon Valley turned yards into usable outdoor rooms. These mid-century modern landscapes offered privacy, functionality, and year-round California style.”
Read More"Joseph Eichler believed modern architecture could be a force for social good. By building inclusive, design-forward communities in a segregated era, Eichler reshaped American suburbia — and his ideals continue to inspire today’s mid-century modern enthusiasts and community planners. The Boyenga Team at Compass proudly carries forward Eichler’s legacy, representing buyers and sellers who appreciate both the history and future of these iconic homes."
Read MoreTransform your Eichler home with impactful DIY projects like refinishing paneling, updating lighting, or landscaping an atrium. Discover step-by-step guides and expert resources from Eric and Janelle Boyenga, Silicon Valley Eichler Experts at Compass.
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