Presented by the Civic association of Hollin Hills

The 2026 Hollin Hills House + Garden Tour is May 2!

Standard and VIP tickets are SOLD OUT

Sorry, but Tickets are NOT available at the door.

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The Biennial Tour Returns May 2, 2026.

Discover the East Coast’s largest Mid-Century Modern home and garden tour on May 2, 2026! Alongside 2,000 mid-century modern enthusiasts and fellow design lovers, explore 11 remarkable Hollin Hills homes and one standout garden, each showcasing timeless style, award-winning architecture, and thoughtful landscaping. Old Town Trolley rides will make navigating the neighborhood effortless, and this year’s tour debuts a special in-home spotlight on Hollin Hills history.

Presented by the Civic Association of Hollin Hills (CAHH), we look forward to hosting you!

Event Details

Standard and VIP Tickets are Sold Out. Sponsorships are Still Available.

Four Unique Features of the Tour

Architecture

Expansive walls of glass allow massive amounts of sunlight to filter in, removing the confines of enclosed space to reveal the natural environment and letting nature take an active role in the home.

Art

The artists in mid-20th century America ruled an aesthetic realm exploding with optimism and confidence and celebrating the self-expression of a liberated world. They made their own rules defining their activities as evidence of truth and beauty.

Interiors

The most important material for the interiors is sunlight. This openness requires furniture to play a new role. Seating, surfaces and storage must go beyond their originally intended function, serving to delineate living space and become part of the architecture.

Landscape

Each house is uniquely oriented on its lot to maximize its privacy and landscape view, with sight lines intentionally chosen to enhance the common space shared by each structure. Native plant materials both define individual spaces and convey a feeling of joint community presence.

Each Tour, A New Poster. Introducing 2026:

The poster was designed by Rick Heffner, Hollin Hills resident, designer, and faculty member of George Mason University's School of Art, to commemorate the 2026 Hollin Hills House + Garden Tour. It features various models of Hollin Hills homes. Prints are available for pre-order through the ticket portal for pick-up at registration on the day of the tour, and will be available for purchase at the registration desk.