The Smart Home Is Older Than You Are. What LACMA's Home of the Future Got Right.
A computer-controlled house in 1980. Video calls in 1964. A work-from-home chair in 1982. The last section of LACMA's show is where the future actually showed up, and what it means for listings now.
The Kitchen of Tomorrow Never Arrived. Your Listing Copy Is Still Pretending It Did.
LACMA's Home of the Future shows sixty years of kitchens that promised to set women free. What the miracle kitchen actually did, and how to write kitchen copy that doesn't sound like 1955.
Every Real Estate Marketing Trick You Use Was Tested on the Home of the Future
Model homes, the miracle claim and the transparent phone: LACMA's Home of the Future is sixty years of marketing case studies. Here's what still works for listings.
The Los Angeles Houses Hiding in LACMA's Home of the Future
Neutra, Schindler, Lautner, the Eameses, Gregory Ain and Paul R. Williams all appear in LACMA's new show. Here's the local material, and what it teaches anyone selling architecture in LA.
LACMA Just Put Sixty Years of the Future in One Building. Go Before March 14.
LACMA's new show covers sixty years of Americans being sold the house of tomorrow: sinks, plastic houses, TVs and a Ball Chair. Here's what to see, and why agents in particular should go.