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Well, you’re probably sick of our patio, but it’s done! Hooray! And for a more traditional view, see our Flickr Houseblog photos. No cover yet, but we’re working on it! I’m busy working on a midcentury style surprise that should be ready by – at the latest – next weekend…so stay tuned!
Here’s looking forward (and looking Retro) into the New Year! We do fondue for New Year’s – do you have a Retro New Year Tradition?
We are still getting settled, so bear with us while we get organized. However, there are two events I didn’t want you to miss: This upcoming weekend in San Diego is the Tiki Oasis Extravaganza – sounds like a ton of fun! If someone goes, please send me some photos! It looks like a lot of the events are sold out, so can’t wait to hear how fabulous it is! Here in Denver, the last
One of our favorite mid-century things are Googie signs. There are plenty of photos out there, but one thing is certain and it’s that they’re a dying breed and ripe for preservation efforts. In case you’re not familiar with the term, “Googie” architecture, approximately from 1950-1970, is a futuristic or ultramodern derivative of art moderne and International Style architecture, originating in California in the late 1940s. While using the materials and design vocabulary of other
