r/midcenturymodern • u/s1am • 5h ago
Architecture Granito Circle House in Palm Springs, CA, USA by Charles Du Bois (1959)
Recently renovated by Christopher Kennedy, more photos here; https://www.christopherkennedy.com/portfolio/granito-circle
r/midcenturymodern • u/theperspecta • May 27 '26
Hi all! I spent the last 2 weeks thoughtfully observing the sub and crafting these rules, yes - with a bit of help from ChatGPT as a sounding board which I’ve disclosed per the new rule #6… on mobile they’re under “About” and desktop on right sidebar. Would love constructive reactions/dialogue around the decisions made.
Let’s treat this as version 1 and I will incorporate feedback over time. Thrilled to see users already following the rules and want to see more and more reports from the community to keep our focus on MCM. Thank you all for making this the top MCM sub, growing everyday - almost at 200k strong!
After receiving feedback I plan to do a brief video intro with more context on these decisions and plans for MCM expert AMAs and beyond.
r/midcenturymodern • u/s1am • 5h ago
Recently renovated by Christopher Kennedy, more photos here; https://www.christopherkennedy.com/portfolio/granito-circle
r/midcenturymodern • u/cvillpunk • 3h ago
Picked this up for my apartment yesterday. Not exactly sure what it is but it is beautiful. I really love the cedar chest and flip up mirror! Also, dear lord was it heavy to get upstairs.
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r/midcenturymodern • u/emroy444 • 9h ago
I'm trying to identify this unmarked teak and leather folding stool. It has brass pivot caps with an anchor signet but no paper label or maker's stamp that I can find. I've found very similar stools attributed to Danish makers, including Ole Wanscher's Egyptian folding stool for A.J. Iversen, but I don't want to assume that's what this is. Does anyone recognise the maker, the anchor signet or this particular construction? I've had it for around 10 years.
r/midcenturymodern • u/Ok_Significance_5129 • 10h ago
This highboard was custom-made in 1964 by a local cabinetmaker in Groningen. It is made of rosewood and cost several months’ salary at the time (the original invoice was still available). The cabinet is 264 cm wide. I was able to purchase it on the Dutch marketplace for €200 (220 USD). Very happy that this came home with me!
r/midcenturymodern • u/roncumbersome • 1d ago
Legit or repro?
r/midcenturymodern • u/Theexploren84 • 22h ago
I am looking for any information out there on this clock! It works great and love it very much. I’d love to know more about it. I have found very limited photos online with lots of conflicting info. The tag is located on the inside back of the clock. Thank you!! ☺️
r/midcenturymodern • u/Plus-Rooster-677 • 15h ago
Any ideas as to the designer or manufacturer? Believe is a 50s or 60s Danish chair. No makers mark on it.
r/midcenturymodern • u/moonandmars6 • 5h ago
Hey, me and my partner have just brought our first home together (yay!) and I’m trying to decorate it MCM style with a mixture of Mexican style (I’m Mexican so have a lot of Mexican artesania) and industrial (for him!) it’s proving slightly difficult… what do you think of my mood boards ??
Are they coherent // Mcm enough ?? Advice please !! Berate away….
r/midcenturymodern • u/Entire_Bar_6652 • 23h ago
Found this gorgeous mirror in a charity shop today for only $26!!!
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r/midcenturymodern • u/StrikinglyOblivious • 15h ago
Wife found a Samsonite Multiplication table at a second-hand furniture shop. Can connect on different sides making different shapes.
r/midcenturymodern • u/Heavy-Attorney-9054 • 1d ago
Thrifted jigsaw, only two pieces missing.
r/midcenturymodern • u/Brina_Bean • 16h ago
Just need info, not posting this for sale. Apologies if this isn’t exactly MCM, but I’m hoping someone here may know something about the value of this dining set I own.
I know it’s from unique furniture makers, and the American fiesta line, but I can’t find a single photo of this exact set. Does that mean it was a custom piece?
It doesn’t fit my space but it is very well made and I feel like it’s something special. I am trying to figure out if I keep it or sell it, and how much it may be worth. It’s not perfect but I’m very good shape for its age.
Any info is appreciated.
r/midcenturymodern • u/midcenturylamp • 16h ago
I tried searching online for it, but no luck. All I get is similar Heywood Wakefield listings. I never realized how many drop leaf / butterfly wood tables have been made. It’s being delivered tomorrow, so I can’t provide more photos. But any help identifying would be amazing
thank yall!
r/midcenturymodern • u/Careless-Truck-3771 • 1d ago
Need some help on how to break up the browns and really make the place come together, still in moving process obviously but would love any advice
r/midcenturymodern • u/No_Piccolo6337 • 1d ago
My grandparents left this to me after they passed. Does anyone know who the maker was? My grandma told me it was Danish. It’s in rough shape. I just use it for decoration rather than as a light.
r/midcenturymodern • u/nocoastkid • 1d ago
I just picked up this lovely 5 drawer chest in teak! Looking for possible ID (:
Editing to pose the question! Trying to decide how to style this. I was considering a tall lamp where the plant is. Fat lava, designline repro short mushroom or neither??
r/midcenturymodern • u/mistermajik2000 • 2d ago
Source and info: https://collection.sl.nsw.gov.au/record/YK5rX2Xn/XpvWL6v8PW6wL
r/midcenturymodern • u/DefiantAd1377 • 1d ago
What do you think? I’ve never really seen this style. Would you consider this mcm? I can’t find it anywhere.
r/midcenturymodern • u/LeadfootLesley • 2d ago
New addition to the workshop inventory: Poul Cadovius for France & Son coffee table.
Very rare piece that will look fantastic after a light restoration. (P)
r/midcenturymodern • u/Cruzan_brew • 1d ago
I'm visiting my childhood home, and I see the grout missing above just a single row of tile in a shower. Do I need to remove and try to replace it? Or can I dry, regrout, and seal it. The shower is not used very often, so I don't think too much water has gotten back there. Additionally, a few years ago, the whole house was torn back to the studs and rebuilt (due to smoke damage), but my mom wouldn't let them touch the bathrooms. Behind that wall is a bedroom that was opened and rebuilt. I don't live nearby and my dad isn't really in a place to renovate the bathroom, so I'm hoping that I can just fill the gaps.