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PHOTOS: Marvelous Mid-Century Homes in Las Vegas

Nevada Preservation Foundation was founded in 2013 to provide guidance and leadership in preservation and promotion of Nevada's architectural heritage. NPF supplies neighborhoods, home and business owners with historic designation and tax credit assistance. NPF also organizes quarterly educational events that engage the community and hosts heritage tourism events.

All photos were provided by the Nevada Preservation Foundation and Robert Baker Photography.

PHOTOS: Marvelous Mid-Century Homes in Las Vegas One of Paradise Palms’ beautiful butterfly roofed homes complete with decorative block and clerestory windows.

Read our story about mid-century homes/furnishings in Las Vegas. Click here.

Photo by: Robert Baker Photography PHOTOS: Marvelous Mid-Century Homes in Las Vegas Designed by architects Palmer & Krisel, this lovely Paradise Palms home is much like its cousins in Palm Springs. The dingbat light to the left of the front door adds whimsy and diffused light to the home’s exterior at night.Photo by: Robert Baker Photography PHOTOS: Marvelous Mid-Century Homes in Las Vegas Dubbed The Phoenix House, this home burned almost to the ground but was restored to its mid-century glory by the Las Vegas architectural firm Bunnyfish Studios.

 

Photo by: Robert Baker Photography PHOTOS: Marvelous Mid-Century Homes in Las Vegas Nevada Preservation’s archivist and historian Missy Reinheimer at the Antonio Morelli House that was preserved by the Las Vegas Junior League. Located at 861 Bridger Avenue, it is open for tours and can be booked for events.Photo by: Robert Baker Photography PHOTOS: Marvelous Mid-Century Homes in Las Vegas  The front façade of The Phoenix House. Modern wood fence accents have been added along with a sharp mailbox.Photo by: Robert Baker Photography PHOTOS: Marvelous Mid-Century Homes in Las Vegas This McNeil Estates home was built in 1964. It has undergone a significant renovation but the new owners maintained the modern feel and stayed within the existing footprint. Cool outdoor fireplace!Photo by: Robert Baker Photography PHOTOS: Marvelous Mid-Century Homes in Las Vegas Located in the Rancho Nevada Estates, this home was built in 1967. A hot spot for Atomic Age parties, the house has beautiful interior brick features and a low sloping roofline.

 

Photo by: Robert Baker Photography PHOTOS: Marvelous Mid-Century Homes in Las Vegas This Rancho Nevada Estates home features windows that blur the lines between interior and exterior. The perfect place for a Sunday brunch!Photo by: Robert Baker Photography PHOTOS: Marvelous Mid-Century Homes in Las Vegas Vintage accents against a new tile backsplash with Corian countertops that mimic mid-century materials. Just fabulous!Photo by: Robert Baker Photography PHOTOS: Marvelous Mid-Century Homes in Las Vegas Designed by local mid-century architects Jack Knighton and James McDaniel, this home is located in the Rancho Palomino area of Las Vegas. It was originally owned by Mr. and Mrs. Khalil Thomas, a local dentist and long-time resident of Las Vegas.Photo by: Robert Baker Photography PHOTOS: Marvelous Mid-Century Homes in Las Vegas This McNeil Estates home boasts a private entry courtyard, large walls of glass, and a double-sided stone fireplace.Photo by: Robert Baker Photography PHOTOS: Marvelous Mid-Century Homes in Las Vegas  A mélange of old and new in this McNeil Estates home. The simple white walls serve as the perfect backdrop to highlight vintage décor.Photo by: Robert Baker Photography PHOTOS: Marvelous Mid-Century Homes in Las Vegas No restoration of a vintage home is complete without the research.Photo by: Robert Baker Photography PHOTOS: Marvelous Mid-Century Homes in Las Vegas Photo by: Robert Baker PHOTOS: Marvelous Mid-Century Homes in Las Vegas Whimsical dots on the backyard wall of this 1947 home in the Park Paseo neighborhood.Photo by: Robert Baker Photography

PHOTOS: Marvelous Mid-Century Homes in Las Vegas

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  • PHOTOS: Marvelous Mid-Century Homes in Las Vegas
  • PHOTOS: Marvelous Mid-Century Homes in Las Vegas
  • PHOTOS: Marvelous Mid-Century Homes in Las Vegas
  • PHOTOS: Marvelous Mid-Century Homes in Las Vegas
  • PHOTOS: Marvelous Mid-Century Homes in Las Vegas
  • PHOTOS: Marvelous Mid-Century Homes in Las Vegas
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One of Paradise Palms’ beautiful butterfly roofed homes complete with decorative block and clerestory windows.

Read our story about mid-century homes/furnishings in Las Vegas. Click here.

Robert Baker Photography
Designed by architects Palmer & Krisel, this lovely Paradise Palms home is much like its cousins in Palm Springs. The dingbat light to the left of the front door adds whimsy and diffused light to the home’s exterior at night.Robert Baker Photography
Dubbed The Phoenix House, this home burned almost to the ground but was restored to its mid-century glory by the Las Vegas architectural firm Bunnyfish Studios.

 

Robert Baker Photography
Nevada Preservation’s archivist and historian Missy Reinheimer at the Antonio Morelli House that was preserved by the Las Vegas Junior League. Located at 861 Bridger Avenue, it is open for tours and can be booked for events.Robert Baker Photography
 The front façade of The Phoenix House. Modern wood fence accents have been added along with a sharp mailbox.Robert Baker Photography
This McNeil Estates home was built in 1964. It has undergone a significant renovation but the new owners maintained the modern feel and stayed within the existing footprint. Cool outdoor fireplace!Robert Baker Photography
Located in the Rancho Nevada Estates, this home was built in 1967. A hot spot for Atomic Age parties, the house has beautiful interior brick features and a low sloping roofline.

 

Robert Baker Photography
This Rancho Nevada Estates home features windows that blur the lines between interior and exterior. The perfect place for a Sunday brunch!Robert Baker Photography
Vintage accents against a new tile backsplash with Corian countertops that mimic mid-century materials. Just fabulous!Robert Baker Photography
Designed by local mid-century architects Jack Knighton and James McDaniel, this home is located in the Rancho Palomino area of Las Vegas. It was originally owned by Mr. and Mrs. Khalil Thomas, a local dentist and long-time resident of Las Vegas.Robert Baker Photography
This McNeil Estates home boasts a private entry courtyard, large walls of glass, and a double-sided stone fireplace.Robert Baker Photography
 A mélange of old and new in this McNeil Estates home. The simple white walls serve as the perfect backdrop to highlight vintage décor.Robert Baker Photography
No restoration of a vintage home is complete without the research.Robert Baker Photography
Robert Baker
Whimsical dots on the backyard wall of this 1947 home in the Park Paseo neighborhood.Robert Baker Photography
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