Mid-Century Photo Friday: home design
Seems this is the only weekly posts I’m getting to right now, but we’re working hard behind the scenes on filling the Mid-century motel website! (more info soon!). So, here’s a cool house! Keep in mind your submissions can be amature, fun, or whatever – just fun Mid-Century Eye Candy!
Mid-century Photo Friday: another awesome house
Not a particularly fantastic picture, but one of my favorite Mid-Century homes around Denver. Love the lines and love that it’s two story.
Mid-Century Photo Friday – Fall home brochure
Some fabulous Fall House plans – for more Mid Century modern house plans, see here. All photos from MidCentArc’s really cool selection of photos. Both photos are found on our Flickr Group – The 1950’s Interior Design and Residential Architecture group with an amazing 2094 members and over 8000 photos! 🙂 (something to do while […]
Mid-century Photo Friday: Using Accessories
Taken from the “Better Homes and Gardens Decorating Book” Copyright 1956, we thought we’d turn Mid-Century Photo Friday into a learning experience. As usual you can leave a link to your Mid-Century Photo Friday in the comments.
Mid-Century Photo Friday – Caption this
As a break from our interiors series, we’d ask you to “caption this” fun picture from Tack-O-Rama! Thanks again to Tack-O-Rama we have access to these fantastic images – so friends, “caption this”!
Mid-Century Photo Friday (ahem, Thursday): Happy Valentines Day!
Here’s Wishing You a Happy Valentine’s Day! Â Thanks to Tack-O-Rama we have access to these fantastic images! Also, found this adorable set on Etsy – someone should really buy them fast for a cute cute Valentine!
Cozy up to the “Decorator Who Knew Too Much”
Expecting a romantic getaway with work as a sideline, Madison Night accepts an assignment in Palm Springs with her hunky handyman/now boyfriend Hudson James. But after spotting a body in the river the work vacation takes a bad turn. Madison is still dealing with PTSD and seeing a dead body and being mistrusted because the […]
Two great Route 66 Exhibits in New Mexico – Catch them before they’re gone!
Route 66: Radiance, Rust, and Revival on the Mother Road Until October 2nd at the Albuquerque History Museum and conceived in honor of the 90th anniversary of Route 66, this exhibition celebrates the art, history and popular culture of the iconic Mother Road. Too often the history of Route 66 in Albuquerque has been overlooked, even […]
Andaluz Hotel the pride of Albuquerque’s Route 66
In 1887, Conrad Hilton was born right in New Mexico. Eventually he would become the owner of the grand Hilton hotel chain, but in between then, he did a great many things. From being a Representative in the New Mexico Legislature when the state was newly formed to serving two years in the U.S. Army, […]
Lighting of the green at the Boots Motel!
We’ve been watching the restoration of the Boots Court Motel in Joplin, Missouri for years, from the “Save the Boots Motel campaign”, until they reopened in 2012 and we got to visit and check it out in June 2011. This latest, and possibly the last piece of the renovation not only highlights what a great […]