Retro Road Trip: São Paulo Museum of Art
Traveling may be off the table now, but 2021 is around the corner—and with it comes the promise of the retro road trip! (Though it may be tricky to drive…
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Retro Road Trip
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Inspiring Affordable Housing From Across The Country
As pretty as Mid Mod homes may be, today, many are not affordable, despite their builders’ original intentions. But in the midst of a growing housing crisis, where there are…
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8 Mid Mod A-Frames We Know You’ll Love
As the days start to cool down and the nights begin to get a bit longer, it's the perfect time to escape and unwind after a long summer. And what better way to do it than in a Mid Century Modern A-Frame? These modernist retreats promise to be as chic as they are cozy, and with picks from California to New Jersey, there is sure to be one for you!
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Retro Hotel Finds for the Mid Century Road Tripper
This fall, pick a retro hotel that will put you in the middle of true mid century style.
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Michigan Modernism
The 1950s were a time of innovation across the country, and the Midwest was no exception. Advances in technology meant mass production was becoming more and more popular. Automobile and…
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This I.M. Pei Designed Hot Spot in NYC was Transformed into a Hospital
It’s a sign of the times: New York City’s Javits Center, home to some of todays hottest design conferences, shows and events, including the Interior Design Hall of Fame awards is…
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The History Behind That Mid Mod Municipal Look
If you’re a regular Atomic Ranch reader, you probably know plenty about mid century modern residential architecture. But when was the last time you learned about mid century modern municipal…
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6 Mid Mod Airbnbs That Are Perfect For Your Spring Break Getaway
Feeling the winter blues? Us too. The part of winter that’s exciting, cozy and full of holiday spirit is long gone, and most of us are longing for some sunshine,…
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Palm Springs Architecture: A New School
Palm Springs is known for its rich architectural history. And at the Palm Springs School of Architecture, preservation of these styles is key!
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