All My Loving, Pt. 1: Discovering Paul H. Kirk
This Seattle residence has only seen two owners, and has been able to preserve its original midcentury charm.
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The Nature Home, Pt. 2: Pure Intentions, Updated Design
It may be a 1958 John Burrows home, but the new homeowners are going to give it a modern updated design worthy of the original spirit of the home.
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Join Atomic Ranch at Modernism Week!
Join editor Sarah Jane Stone at Modernism Week 2017 to discuss midcentury preservation with expert panelists and tour some superbly renovated ranches.
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The Nature Home, Pt.1: Bringing the Outdoors In
This couple made the outdoors the main focus in their 1958 John Burrows house, from the large, picture windows to the natural wood details.
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Creative License, Pt. 3: A Frugal Design Overhaul
With the main fixes complete, bringing this 1956 ranch back to its midcentury glory was all about vintage pieces and color palettes.
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Creative License, Pt. 2: Aiming for an Upscale 1950s Kitchen
After trading their empty nest for a mid mod Portland ranch, the homeowners buckled down to transform bad changes from the '80s into a classy 1950s kitchen.
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Creative License, Pt. 1: From Empty Nest to Midcentury Ranch
When this couple's home turned into an empty nest, they decided it was time to try something new. Something like moving into a 1956 Portland ranch.
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Embracing Color, Pt. 3: Impacting Local Culture
With their own home revived, the Steinbergs decide to bring the discussion of midcentury modern homes to the forefront with the creation of SacMod.
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Embracing Color, Pt. 2: A Master Suite Becomes Midcentury Modern
With some of the more egregious design crimes addressed, the Steinbergs tackle the task of making their master suite funky and modernist.
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