Atomic Ranch Summer 2019: The Sarasota Issue
Pick up your copy of the Atomic Ranch Summer 2019 issue and travel to Sarasota, Florida, for an immersive look at the city's stunning MCM architectural heritage. You'll tour iconic homes in this sea-side region, discover experts' secrets for mod outdoor spaces and get the inside scoop on the global influence of the famous Sarasota School of Architecture. This issue has everything you need to mod-ify your summer.
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renovation
Tour a Unique Mid Century Renovation in Oregon
When this Oregon home entered the market, real estate broker Marisa and her husband loved it too much to list it.
This Post and Beam House is a Renovation Success Story
Necessary updates blend seamlessly with the restoration and enhancement of original features in a custom 1957 Colorado home.
Curating Authentic Mid Century Furnishings at Home
Thanks to the passion of an enthusiastic couple, mid century treasures are found in every corner of this 1953 Boise, Idaho home.
Before & After: Renovating the Armstrong House
A gentle facelift preserves the integrity of this 1960s Sarasota modernist home.
Experimental Eichler: Tour the Restored X-100
A vibrant renovation with striking details.
This Rambler Renovation is All About Family Comfort
First-time homeowners combine patience and planning to renovate their mid century rambler.
This Secluded Glass Box Lake House Has Stunning Views
A designer saves this 1963 glass box home from demolition, giving it mid mod edge for the present day.
15 Pieces That Will Cement Your Love For Terrazzo
Composite concrete never looked so good. And with endless colors and styles to choose from, these mod-inspired items will fit your home perfectly.
Furniture Theft from an Iconic L.A. House Sparks Preservation Discussion
USC failed to disclose the theft of several pieces that had been part of Frank Lloyd Wright's Freeman House. Now, they're in hot water with preservationists for not doing more.
