Just a reminder, if you have a home worth showing off:
Visit Baz’s post to check out all the information and to get info on how to enter
Entries are due on April 29th, 2011. Winners will be chosen and announced during the 2011 Indiana Modern Home Tour weekend in May, which includes a Miller House symposium.
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Welcome to Mid-Century Photo Friday – if you’ve never found it before, this is a great time to join! My post is a follow up to last week’s post about a $7600 3 bedroom house featured in this 1958 issue of Women’s Day – and here (drum-roll please) is the interior: I adore the chairs and the colors are great – your favorite part? Now here’s the fun! I’ve searched forever to find a way
The national Trust for Historic Preservation has posted Resources for Repair of Post-war housing. The list seems fairly complete to me…can you all think of others? Would it be helpful to start our own here (for myself, I still think it would be neat to have interior and decorating resources as well. )
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
Well, here’s the update from our world. Last month we acquired a good window air conditioner that we can have installed for practically nothing. However, we have side opening windows, so we need to replace them – and frankly they are metal, which on a brick house is deadly for heat efficiency. So, we’re switching to vinyl. Bad, I know, but frankly they look better than the metal ones…and we can put in the air
