#mid mod

[ginger-by-the-sea]

[thegikitiki]

Welcome to 1960, a time when "Olive Green" wasn't just a color choice; it was a lifestyle commitment. This living room set is the visual equivalent of a savory gelatin salad, structurally impressive, slightly questionable in texture, and undeniably of its time. Note the "aerodynamic" swoosh on the armrests; clearly, this sofa was designed in a wind tunnel to ensure maximum stability while you sit stiffly and drink a Tom Collins. The Asian-themed sailboat prints on the wall are doing the heavy lifting to prove the homeowners are "worldly," while that lamp stands tall as a beacon of atomic-age illumination. It’s the perfect environment for discussing the Space Race while trying not to spill anything on the pristine upholstery.

1960 catalog image from furniture manufacturer Chittenden & Eastman.

[donutboxers]

✨🚀 Ridin' the Rocket 🚀✨

sticker ver:

I wanted to try an atomic age drawing, I really like this art style, I wanna practice this more cause it was a little difficult to figure out

[babiedeer]

[rphunter]

i thought you guys had 3 mods?

merry chrylser and happy honda days! we did! technically we still do. but mod fetus has become phD fetus and doesn't have a whole lot of time to devote to the blog.

and a happy ford truck month to all!

[lovemidcenturymodern]

[hande-g]

[iliketoseeeverythinginneon]

“Unique for the area when built, each owner has cherished and protected all of the distinctive details like the original wood-paneled walls and both charming vintage bathrooms, modernizing the home only where needed. You may recognize the home as Marc Maron's house on Netflix's GLOW and other films and commercials.”

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