Eichler Network

Following the recent retirement of our publisher Marty Arbunich after a 32-year run, we're pausing for a bit to ponder the #EichlerNetwork of the future. Take a look back and a glance forward in "Network Finally Gets a Break!," on the #EichlerNetwork: bit.ly/4qcNywC

Did the newfangled open cook spaces and foods of the mid-century free women—or instead trap them? We ponder the question in "Kitchen Liberation," on the #EichlerNetwork: bit.ly/4t30dUV

How did Joe Eichler convince a starry-eyed Los Altos homeowner to be in Life Magazine's national spotlight back in the day? We've got the answers in "Life on the Line" on the #EichlerNetwork: bit.ly/4bj5j99

Ever seen an original two-story Eichler? Over the course of his 26-year career, Joe Eichler built roughly 50 of them. Get to know this rare, misunderstood breed in "Two with a View" on the #EichlerNetwork archive: bit.ly/4ah0CLT

Who are the mid-century architects who gave Northern California modernism its characteristic look? Learn about "8 Great Modern Masters" on the #EichlerNetwork archive: bit.ly/4qKUiCt

Is your house in need of work? Check out our #EichlerNetwork online Service Directory of Preferred Service Companies here: bit.ly/3Y7lhet

When it came to the uniforms of stewardesses in the 1960s and '70s, the sky was the limit! Check out looks that soar in "When Wild Fashion Took to the Skies" on the #EichlerNetwork archive: bit.ly/3ZzkWSw

Making transitions in 2026? After 32 years & publisher Marty Arbunich's recent retirement, the #EichlerNetwork is pausing to lay the groundwork for our future. Take a look back and a glance forward in "Network Finally Gets a Break!," here: bit.ly/4qcNywC

Does the name of architect Donald Wexler ring a bell? He was mid-century's man of steel and today would have marked his 100th birthday. Get to know him through his interview on the #EichlerNetwork archive: bit.ly/4qJeaFW

Is your favorite bowling alley still rolling along? The stunning architecture of mid-century California's classic bowling palaces are being lost to time... but we can still take you on a visit down "Memory Lanes," on the #EichlerNetwork: bit.ly/3LEYILP

Pipes giving you trouble? If so, we have the scoop on ultra-sensitive leak detection equipment and its evolving technology in "Where's that Freakin' Leak," on the #EichlerNetwork archive: bit.ly/4jONnFp

Have you ever driven the coastal route from Sausalito to Big Sur, two spots that embraced free-spirted artists during the 1940s and '50s? Cruise down the "Road to Bohemia," via the #EichlerNetwork: bit.ly/4pLTsDW

We salute the A-B-C’s of the #EichlerNetwork—service companies whose enduring participation keeps mid-century modern homes alive and well. ‘E’ - Electricians: bit.ly/3Jlw8gZ ‘G’ - General Contractors: bit.ly/3Hmu33Q ‘H’ - Handyman Pros: bit.ly/45Y7Mm8

Does your roof need work but you don't know where to start? We shed light on the subject in "Lost in the Dark No More," from the #EichlerNetwork Archive: bit.ly/3YJB7wl

Do you find water conservation challenging? Hardscaping, a postwar approach to designing your outdoor space, may be the easy approach that you're looking for. Get our tips in "Seamless To and Fro" on the #EichlerNetwork archive: bit.ly/3YFNzNJ

Will 2026 be a year of transitions for you? It's one for us - along with recent retirement of publisher Marty Arbunich, we're pausing to planning the #EichlerNetwork of the future. Take a look back and a glance forward in "Network Finally Gets a Break!": bit.ly/4qcNywC

Do you love outlandish stories? We have one about an out-of-this-world dream home that you won't believe. Learn what one tenacious California architect did after "Falling for a Futuro" on the #EichlerNetwork archive: bit.ly/49wlf5u

Remember Northern California’s Nut Tree (1921-1996)? Take a fond look back at it - and the lively exhibit that commemorated it's 100th birthday - in "Celebrating the Nut Tree’s Modern Design" on the #EichlerNetwork archive: bit.ly/4pzYlQB

Which photographer best captured mid-century living? One definite nominee for the title is the great Leland Lee, who took many of our favorite photos of the era... and told us all about it. Find our conversation on the #EichlerNetwork archive here: bit.ly/49soE58

Hoping to make home improvements this year? Find the #EichlerNetwork online Service Directory of Preferred Service Companies here: bit.ly/3L4Z2TF