Posts in Eichler Bathrooms
385 Cronin Avenue, Santa Clara: A Refined Expression of Mid-Century Modern Living in the Heart of Silicon Valley

A refined mid-century modern residence in Santa Clara, 385 Cronin Avenue blends architectural integrity with modern livability. With walls of glass, seamless indoor-outdoor flow, and thoughtful upgrades, this home offers a rare opportunity to experience design-driven living in the heart of Silicon Valley.

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19 Irving Avenue, Atherton – Eichler’s Mid-Century Masterpiece

Nestled among Atherton’s mature oaks, 19 Irving Avenue is a 5-bedroom, 5.5-bath, 3,700-square-foot Eichler home that was custom-built for Joseph Eichler in 1951. This pristine mid-century modern estate, offered for the first time in six decades, features an open V-shaped floorplan, walls of glass and a redwood-clad post-and-beam design – the very innovations Eichler later introduced throughout Northern California.

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Retrofitting a Mid-Century Modern Eichler Home for Sustainability

Upgrading an Eichler for sustainability doesn’t have to mean sacrificing its iconic mid-century modern soul. The Integrity Index helps homeowners identify retrofit strategies that boost energy performance, increase comfort, and enhance long-term value—while preserving the exposed-beam ceilings, glass walls, and architectural clarity Eichlers are known for. With careful planning and high-index upgrades like exterior roof insulation, heat-pump systems, slim aluminum glazing, and flush-mounted solar, owners can achieve a future-ready all-electric home that remains unmistakably Eichler.

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How Eichler Homes Enhance Lifestyle: Light, Space & Indoor/Outdoor Living

Eichler homes transform everyday life with light-filled atriums, open-concept spaces, and seamless indoor/outdoor living. In Palo Alto, Sunnyvale, Los Altos, and Cupertino, these mid-century gems remain lifestyle havens — and the ultimate Silicon Valley investment.

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Eichler-Friendly Contractors, Remodelers & Architects in the Bay Area

Eichler homes require expert care. From flat roofs to glass walls, discover Bay Area architects, remodelers, and contractors who specialize in Eichler-friendly renovations — and how the Boyenga Team connects clients with the best Eichler resources.

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Design Purity in Eichler Home Fixtures: What Adds Value vs. What Detracts

In Eichler homes, the right fixtures aren’t just finishing touches—they’re value-drivers. From globe lights and slab cabinets to Neutra house numbers, period-correct choices can elevate resale. Mismatched barn lights, Shaker doors, or Tuscan faucets? They may cost you. The Boyenga Team breaks down what to keep, what to upgrade, and how authenticity sells.

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