We're up in Emeryville right now, home of animation powerhouse Pixar. So in honor of this trip, we're going to spotlight a real mid-century modern gem: the home from The Incredibles. The first time we saw this movie (which was years ago), we didn't really notice the interiors; but after watching it again recently, we marveled at how awesome their home was. Take a look at some photos and details after the jump!
[ Photos from The Incredibles by Pixar ]
Lovely Danish inspired chairs and tables--but we're really loving that open shelving--it makes the separation of the hallway and the living room that much more interesting (and retro)...
The dining room set matches from the table all the way to the high chair. 
I love this house. ;)
view darcidoodle's profile
From the first time I saw that movie I realized that I had discovered my dream home. hehe
view twenty twenty-one's profile
Man, you're 4 years behind in noticing this gem.
view ridge_van_winkle's profile
seriously, i love that movie, my son loves that movie, but that house is absolutely one of the coolest on screen houses ever.
view still life mercantile's profile
Sweet--I've loved that house, too, since I first saw it! And the movie, too.
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This post needs more photos! The Art of the Incredibles book has an...incredible section on the design work that went into the house.
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Thew, I think they put this post up for you!
view ridge_van_winkle's profile
Whew! When I saw the beginning of this post I was so upset that someone had stolen my idea of covering this house on a design blog. However, with just two pictures and no commentary I hope I can still do it without copycat complaints. Now I think I might be checking out that book that thew mentioned too.
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Lisa, sorry to disappoint you, but it's been done before many times ... several years ago. No one "stole" your idea, as you put it. (And I'm not saying that with a snotty tone ... I know it's hard to read expression sometimes without emoticons.)
AT's only covering it now because it was brought up in the smallest/coolest contest. Proof evident in the comment that they didn't notice the interiors when they saw the film. (I mean ... who couldn't notice those amazing interiors????) I agree that they should've at least put up more pics to do the post justice.
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Here's another picture of the interior:
http://livemodern.com/Members/lavardera/modhousemediawatch/incrediblesmoviehouse
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There are even more shots of the interior; Pixar released Jack Jack Attack, the story of a night with the sitter.
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noticed it the first day I saw the movie. Love to see others noticing it as well.
yep - Pixar can do no wrong! (IMHO) ;)
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