A Round House from the Sixties | Thanks for our community members for sending us this fun little video. It truly captures the heart of those who live and breathe the nuances of a unique, mid-century home. Most people would assume that a dream home in the 1960s and a dream home today would be quite different. But, for Desiree Meyers and Julien Goldklang their dream home is a 1967 time capsule.

The 1,250 square foot Nolan House just happens to be round with a quirky zig zag roof! The designer of the house, Leon Meyer, produced many buildings, but only a handful of his round homes are still standing, and this may be the most well-preserved. Filled with vintage and mid-century furniture, the couple has gone the extra mile to make sure that the decor is spot-on 1967 authentic. Picking only the most iconic and well-made pieces (since they are furniture dealers) the home reads like a catalog of the best of the 60s. A veritable time capsule, the owners say the house “is kind of like stepping back into time.”

http://www.houzz.com/houzztv Under its zigzag roofline, nearly every vertical surface in this 1967 house curves to form a circle. The windows curve. The paneled hallways curve. The front doors (there are two) curve. "When you close a door, you see a continuous round wall," says Julian Goldklang, who with his wife, Desiree, have turned the house - and to a degree themselves - into an ode to midcentury design.