Cliff May is considered the father of the post-war California Ranch home, and Long Beach, quite near where I live, has a substantial Cliff May housing tract. Just a day before its first open house, I got a little sneak peek of a really impressive Cliff May.
They had me at the front door. Awesome coordinated light turquoise retro door with a Firesticks succulent in a matching pot.
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Showing posts with label Cliff May. Show all posts
Thursday, May 15, 2014
Thursday, August 29, 2013
cliff may 1954 rancho-style mid-century in long beach - #2
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Okay, I can't hold out. You really need to see the second Cliff May I toured last Saturday. The first one was exquisite, honestly perfect in every way. This little beauty is an equally special treasure.
It does give out a bit of that mid-century tiki bar party vibe. For sure.
It does give out a bit of that mid-century tiki bar party vibe. For sure.
Wednesday, August 28, 2013
cliff may 1953 rancho-style mid-century in long beach - #1
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Cliff May,
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The California ranch is quintessentially mid-century modern. And, Cliff May is considered the father of the ranch. Lucky for me, I live just a few short miles away from Long Beach and some of the largest Cliff May housing tracts in the United States (okay I made that up, but I think for sure it may be).
Step inside. And feast your eyes.
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