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Modus Furniture Hudson AV Wall 60 Inch Media Console and Back Panel, Coffee Bean
(Kitchen) Modus

Constructed from Eastern Ash solid wood, Eastern Ash wood veneer, frosted glass
Drawer box and wood frame are corner blocked to ensure rigidity and lasting quality
Glass doors for easy remote access to AV components


Price: $980.00 $670.98

Art Deco Furniture


Art Deco Furniture this 8mm movie was take in 1954. See what a home was like in the 1950's. In this case my home.


Air flow between top and bottom of attic is best

Q. My townhouse was built in 1991 without an attic gable vent. The attic wall consists of plywood covered with wood clapboard. I plan to have a gable vent installed by a contractor or do it myself. How should the gable vent be installed? Should the plywood hole be large enough to mount the screened piece on the inside of the attic or cut smaller so that the screened piece is mounted to the outside of the plywood? The louver piece will be installed over the screened piece.

A. If you can install soffit vents in combination with an externally baffled ridge vent, and there is an unobstructed air flow between the soffit and ridge vents, this is the best way to ventilate your attic. If you can't, you or a contractor could install a gable vent purchased in a home center or building-supply house. Off-the-shelf gable vents come with a wood, vinyl or aluminum frame, including louvers and a fly screen. Be aware that if you install only one vent, you will get very little benefit. Vents should be on opposite sides of the house to be most effective. And even then, they are limited in their effectiveness.

Bedspreads for your mid-century bedroom

In my view, the most difficult part of “doing” a mid-century bedroom “right” is the bedspread. This week we will talk about the other stuff — the furniture, the windows, the rug, the paint and wallpaper, the lamps, the accessories and good feng shui. But, the bedspread is the hardest, because I don’t think the choices are very abundant. #1 on my list: Buy vintage, if you can find the style/quality/size/cootie-free design you want. Above: Bates’ Martha’s Choice bedspread from the Bates Mill Store. “Queen Elizabeth” is also. an winner.

Bates went out of business in the early ’90’s. This current incarnation, I believe, was re-opened by ex-workes. While very nice, they in no way compare in weight and content as the earlier product.

The ealier ones are dated (worked right into the design) in 2 cartouches at the top hem…my best ones are from 1970.

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Chicago Daily Herald - Oct 25, 2009

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The Gazette (Montreal) - Oct 24, 2009

Bruce Hannough and his family had been perfectly happy in their 1950's ranch house, beautifully situated on a two-acre hillside in Hudson with a stream
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Park Ridge Herald Advocate - Oct 21, 2009

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The Detroit News - Oct 02, 2009

After retiring and spending more time in the 1800-square-foot, 1950s-era home, the Barnards wearied of the room's drab color scheme, dated furnishings and
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Daily Aztec - Oct 13, 2009

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San Francisco Chronicle - Oct 04, 2009

And the impression is heightened by his impressive collection of midcentury modern furniture. It includes an elegant Herman Miller open-shelving unit,
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Los Angeles Times - Oct 17, 2009

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