The Furniture Issue
You love your furnishings as much as the walls that house them, so Atomic Ranch is spotlighting some of your favorite pieces. Meet the best new furniture makers who keep the era alive and discover unique finds with a story to tell. Finally, get your architecture fix with modern masters from Colorado to Kansas.
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Balancing Authenticity + Freshness in a Sacramento Eichler
Collecting Eames and Nelson furniture launches a homeowner into a journey of renovating a home as original as his favorite chairs.
Teal + Preserved Details Make a Dream Vacation Home
A flipper saw the potential in this midcentury ranch and gave this home the renovation it deserved.
An Eichler With A Touch of Midcentury Modernization
A 5-year renovation blends midcentury design with contemporary creature comforts for the modern couple.
The Avalon: A True Mod Hollywood Hideaway in Beverly Hills
Step out of the bustle of modern Los Angeles and into 1950s Hollywood with a stay at this star-studded hotel.
Preserving The Best Details in a Stunning Riverside Gem
This California couple has taken special care to protect their home’s original features while restoring and highlighting its unique beauty.
Hotel Lautner: Well-Preserved Architecture + Hollywood Luxury
The only thing hotter than the California desert is the original 1947 architecture of this hotel.
Crafting ‘Tiki Chic’ in Palm Springs’ Racquet Club Estates
Meet the couple who not only restored a mid mod dream home, but blended tiki touches with modern lines to create a whole new look.
Light + Color Housed in a Renovated William Krisel Ranch
Clerestory windows aren't the only things brightening up this impeccable Palm Springs vacation home full of vivid furnishings and collectibles.
Self-Proclaimed Neutra Geek Goes All Out On His Raised Ranch
If the devil is in the details, then the love and attention paid to this Long Beach, California, home—from furniture to fixtures—make this project white hot.
