Case study houses

These are the buildings that give you that "back-home" feeling when you return from vacation.

The contents of the living room at the Eames house in Los Angeles — the home of Charles and Ray Eames — have been transferred to a replica of the room installed at the Los Angeles County Museum of Art

Recently listed for $2,995,000, Case Study House #16 was the first of three houses Ellwood designed for the program—and it’s the only one still intact.

Completed in 2020 in Varengeville-sur-Mer, France. Images by Cyrille Weiner. Issuing from research on ecological new materials, we met the manufacturer's De Sutter Frères who was developing an innovative construction process...

The home displays several applications of the same materials—metal, glass, and concrete—a key characteristic of most Ellwood homes. Photo 9 of 10 in The Only Surviving Craig Ellwood Case Study House Asks $2.9M. Browse inspirational photos of modern homes.

Floor-to-ceiling glass walls invite warm natural light into the 1,664-square-foot interior. Photo 5 of 10 in The Only Surviving Craig Ellwood Case Study House Asks $2.9M. Browse inspirational photos of modern homes.

The Eames House, one of the world’s most treasured and influential modernist houses, enters a new and improved chapter of conservation as it turns 70.

Located at 1811 Bel Air Road, Case Study House #16 was designed by Craig Ellwood in 1953. The residence has been meticulously maintained over the years by its two owners, and today it’s the only surviving Case Study design by Ellwood.

From the earliest antiques through icons of mid-century modernism, furniture has always had its fervent fans. But today, demand for newly minted pieces — a category referred to as "fine design" — is particularly heated. We tell you why.

‘The World of Charles & Ray Eames’ at the Barbican Art Gallery in London