Gallery

Cupertino, in mid-century

Rooflines, atriums, glass walls, and gardens from Fairgrove and other mid-century pockets of Cupertino. A working scrapbook — updated as we photograph new homes.

Charcoal-painted Eichler in Cupertino with board-and-batten siding, a dark privacy fence, and a paver driveway — **Street** Dark facade

A long, low cream-painted Fairgrove Eichler with a triple garage and a clerestory window band — **Roofline** Flat + clerestory

Eichler living room opening through a glass wall to a planted interior atrium — **Feature** The atrium

Charcoal Eichler remodel with a frosted-glass garage door and a horizontal wood screen fence — **Remodel** Glass garage

Grey-painted Eichler behind a mahogany horizontal fence, with a green lawn and a drought-tolerant planting border — **Street** Lawn & xeriscape

Double-height Eichler living room with a black slate fireplace wall and exposed beams — **Interior** Slate hearth

A working scrapbook — updated as we photograph new homes. Have an Eichler you’d like documented, or photos to share? Get in touch.

The neighborhoods

Where the Eichlers are

Fairgrove is Cupertino’s Eichler tract — around 200 post-and-beam homes off Bollinger and Miller, built in 1960–61. We know the floor plans, the blocks, and which side of the street feeds Monta Vista. Ask the Property Nerds.

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