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Game of Thrones fans will delight over this castle-estate worthy of the Seven Kingdoms. For $30 million, this stronghold could be yours.

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A "Mad Men" time capsule of midcentury modern homes.

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Colliding at the intersection of modernism and sculpturism is "The Gelner Residence," an award-winning design by architect Patrick Tighe, AIA.

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Henman House by Ed Niles in Malibu Canyon serves up sublime views of the Santa Monica Mountains and beyond.

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Most expensive home in Washington state asks $32.58 million.

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Redwood panels and a stucco finish give the Taggart House by architect Lloyd Wright a striking appearance.

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Midcentury boathouse by architect Harry Gesner

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Mid-century modern homes with all the right curves.

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"The Crescent" by architect Wallace Cunningham

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Looking at this 1969 Hal Levitt midcentury, its easy to see why the architect's designs have appealed to fashionable celebrity types such as Jennifer Aniston, Ellen DeGeneres and Simon Cowell.

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Arthur Elrod's 60's time capsule in Palm Springs has been well preserved.

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Rocky Mountain retreat comes complete with a teepee built by the Lakota Indian.

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Ed Niles Modern Masterpiece in Somis

The unique modern by Ed Niles combines sprawling panoramic views of Somis with soaring ceilings and floor-to-ceiling glass to create a voluminous space bathed in natural light.

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Robert G. Emmond house by Frank Lloyd Wright is one of eight 'bootleg' homes built by the esteemed architect in the late 1800's.

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The post-and-beam creations of Buff & Hensman have long been favorites in Los Angeles, where a mid-century modern trophy by the architectural firm has sold for $2.199 million.

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Architectural homes come in all sorts of shapes and sizes, but few capture the imagination with a burst of shape and color quite like “The Temple of the Muses.”

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We turn our attention to Wilton, CT, where a dome home inspired by the great R. Buckminster Fuller sticks its thumb in the eye of its four-wall counterparts.