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once upon a time in hollywood

once upon a time in hollywood

We can all agree that 2020 has been quite a year!  As things wind down for the holidays, we take this time to reflect and share how grateful we are for YOU, our clients and friends, for supporting our small business.  Our huge accomplishment this year was launching...

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streamlining an art moderne (part 6)

streamlining an art moderne (part 6)

      The Art Moderne is really taking shape and all of the little details I have been sweating are coming together one by one. The inside is just about finished and we took the first load of ‘staging’ furniture over today. Nothing brings out a house’s...

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good times!

good times!

  Looking for something different to do this Saturday night?  Why don’t you come to the first ever cf3 swap meet/cookout/movie viewing?  More info is available at www.cf3.org, but here is my TOP 10 LIST OF WHY TO COME: It’s a great place to meet other modern geeks...

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streamlining an art moderne (part 5)

streamlining an art moderne (part 5)

  I spent a few sleepless nights trying to envision how we could finish the edges of the cork flooring with our radius curved walls.  It’s no wonder these concrete houses were all carpeted!  But I knew some sort of permanent flooring was essential to the integrity of...

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by george!

by george!

  George Nelson, one of the godfathers of American Modernism, is coined in his online bio as ‘the creator of beautiful and practical things’.  We all know and love the ball clock, bubble lamps and of course, his iconic slatted bench.  But did you know he designed...

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streamlining an art moderne (part 4)

streamlining an art moderne (part 4)

  There is slow and steady progress at the Moderne.  Arlen and I took our youngest daughter to violin camp in Michigan last week (our ‘vacation’), while our son Trent (home from college for the summer) was busy painting the outside of the house.  Gone (almost) is the...

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mcm architecture geeks invade columbus, in

mcm architecture geeks invade columbus, in

 About  six weeks ago, a beautifully wrapped box arrived in the mail.  Inside was a Charles Eames ‘House of Cards’ and an invitation to visit Columbus, IN for a VIP Architecture Tour.   For those who don’t know, this small town in southern Indiana is ranked the 6th...

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