The 12 best mid-century modern homes

Less than an hour north of the “Big Apple,” you’ll find this renovated four-bedroom, two bathroom mid-century home constructed by SOM (Skidmore, Owings & Merrill) architect Arthur Witthoefft in 1957. Situated on a slope and ensconced amongst Westchester County forest, the 25-by-95 foot rectangular house incorporates white glazed brick, an ebony exposed-steel frame, and large, glass, floor-to-ceiling sliders. In 2007, the renovations were supervised by Witthoefft in order to revive the building’s original glory.