Can you believe Modernism Week is just around the corner? We can’t wait to kick off all the socially-distanced tours, outdoor shows, and more with our fellow modernists, April 8-18, 2021.
Here’s a handy Modernism Week checklist to make sure you’re all set:
☑️ Plan your itinerary and get tickets
☑️ Book your stay (see our “Where to Stay” guide)
☑️ Pack your 2021 modernist wardrobe staples – bold prints, splashes of color, hand sani and a chic mask!
For more information, visit modernismweek.com.
Spotlight on Modernism Week 2021:
The Featured Home Tours
Modernism Week Featured Home: “Seventies Sackley”
Step through an expansive formal entry way to take in this stunning 1975 Palm Springs residence by noted architect Stan Sackley. Boasting deep midcentury roots and distinctive architectural styles, the home was recently reimagined by interior designers Michael Ostrow and Roger Stoker of Grace Home Furnishings.
Modernism Week Featured Home: “Sunburst Palms”
Enjoy the sunshine as you join us on a home tour of “Sunburst Palms,” H3K Design‘s latest renovation in the historic neighborhood of Deepwell in Palm Springs. Designed by Lawrence Lapham and built for Academy Award Winner Edward “Bud” Furer in 1956, this quintessentially midcentury modern house features a sweeping tongue and groove flat roof that spans the entire width of the property.
Special thanks to Modernism Week Sponsors Bang & Olufsen, Brizo, California Closets, Dunn-Edwards, Ferguson, Jennair, and Willis for generously contributing to this year’s Modernism Week Featured Homes.
Travel with us!
ModernismWeek@Sea: Baltic 2022
London to Copenhagen on the Baltic SeaJuly 9-21, 2022
Mark your calendars! As we move closer to a safer, post-pandemic world, we’re looking forward to traveling again. Next year, we’ll be embarking on ModernismWeek@Sea, a 12-day cruise to seven culturally significant ports in the Baltic region that demonstrate how modern influences in architecture and design have been artfully folded into these cities.
Join cruise host Lisa Vossler Smith (Executive Director of Modernism Week) on a historic journey across Denmark, Germany, Sweden, Finland, Estonia, Poland and Russia from July 9-21, 2022. Guests who book by April 30, 2021 will receive an extra $200 shipboard credit. Click here to learn more.
