Fences for a midcentury house

So here’s the second fence post. Ha ha, it was fun to write that. Fence blog post. Fence fence post. Get it?

Be sure also to see yesterday’s screens. Thanks again, Laura B. of Portland!

This is a Retro Renovation classic post that originally ran on April 26, 2008.

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5 Responses to “Fences for a midcentury house”
  1. sablemable says:

    LOL, yep, I got it!

    A neighbor’s yard has the basketweave style fence which is starting to deteriorate. I would have liked to have found that style for my yard, but the stockade type we put up still looks MCM.

  2. I have pictures of myself as a toddler in front of a basketweave fence like that! It was our little mid-century gem in Hobbs, NM. (It was only a few years old at the time.) I’d sure like to have a fence like that now.

  3. Dusty _S says:

    Gosh! The house I grew up in in southern California had a fence just like the one featured above wrapped around the property. I saw this image and just had to take pause.

  4. Juju says:

    The woven fence is sincerely hot!

  5. MidCent Keith says:

    Ah, basket weave fences.. great for climbing … ala 1975, good times!

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