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The doors are open. Atomic Ranch on the Road in partnership with @midmodcolorado is coming to Denver — and we’re unlocking seven of the most extraordinary mid-century homes in the city across two legendary neighborhoods.

June 12 & 13 · Arapaho Acres & Arapaho Hills · Denver, CO
Walk the rooms of homes shaped by architect Joseph Gerry Dion and builder Edward Hawkins — including his own personal residence. Explore a home that has never before been open to the public. And experience Arapahoe Acres, the crown jewel of midcentury Denver communities, alongside its sister enclave Arapaho Hills — the only two mid-mod neighborhoods in Denver on the National Historic Registry.

Moss rock. Flagstone. Warm Colorado brick. This is Denver modernism at its finest, and it’s only happening once.

🎟️ Tickets in bio — they won’t last long.

#MidCenturyModern #MidCenturyDenver #ArapahoeAcres #ArapahoHills #DenverArchitecture

Thank you so much to everyone who came to our fun and fabulous event in Indian Canyons for @modernil ‘s amazing newly completed Hal Lacey home. We talked all about restoring this early 70s gem and Lou’s process of making his retro dream@home come to life— and of course all the fun he had filling it with his vintage treasures. We love a home packed with personality and passion. Huge thank you to our event sponsor @florsquares for your support, the beautiful rugs in the home and the fun swag for our guests!
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#midcenturydesign #midcenturyfurniture #1970style #vintagehome #vintagestyle

What makes Denver modernism unique? What features set it apart and what can you expect from each event of our Atomic Ranch on The Road: Mile High Modernism happening June 12-14? MCM real estate expert and our partner for the weekend @midmodcolorado tells us everything we need to know! Got a question about your weekend? Leave a comment below!
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#midcenturymodern #denvercolorado #denvermodernism #hometour #tickets

A special day with our friends at @atomicranch exploring the Eichlers in Orange through architecture, design, classic cars, music, and community.

From walking iconic homes to hanging at the @eichlerpoolhouse with coffee + treats from @eatdeaux and select sounds by @djerok , this one felt like a true reflection of what makes this community special.

Big thank you to Atomic Ranch, the Fairhaven neighbors, everyone who opened their homes, and everybody who came out to spend the day with us.

More moments like this soon ✨

Another great @theatomicranch Live event! Perfect day in Orange seeing six midcentury homes. @jickietorres outdid herself and the wonderful homeowners a staff.

Another great @theatomicranch Live event! Perfect day in Orange seeing six midcentury homes. @jickietorres outdid herself and the wonderful homeowners a staff.

Another great @theatomicranch Live event! Perfect day in Orange seeing six midcentury homes. @jickietorres outdid herself and the wonderful homeowners a staff.

Another great @theatomicranch Live event! Perfect day in Orange seeing six midcentury homes. @jickietorres outdid herself and the wonderful homeowners a staff.

Another great @theatomicranch Live event! Perfect day in Orange seeing six midcentury homes. @jickietorres outdid herself and the wonderful homeowners a staff.

Another great @theatomicranch Live event! Perfect day in Orange seeing six midcentury homes. @jickietorres outdid herself and the wonderful homeowners a staff.

Another great @theatomicranch Live event! Perfect day in Orange seeing six midcentury homes. @jickietorres outdid herself and the wonderful homeowners a staff.

Another great @theatomicranch Live event! Perfect day in Orange seeing six midcentury homes. @jickietorres outdid herself and the wonderful homeowners a staff.

Another great @theatomicranch Live event! Perfect day in Orange seeing six midcentury homes. @jickietorres outdid herself and the wonderful homeowners a staff.

Another great @theatomicranch Live event! Perfect day in Orange seeing six midcentury homes. @jickietorres outdid herself and the wonderful homeowners a staff.

Another great @theatomicranch Live event! Perfect day in Orange seeing six midcentury homes. @jickietorres outdid herself and the wonderful homeowners a staff.

Another great @theatomicranch Live event! Perfect day in Orange seeing six midcentury homes. @jickietorres outdid herself and the wonderful homeowners a staff.

Another great @theatomicranch Live event! Perfect day in Orange seeing six midcentury homes. @jickietorres outdid herself and the wonderful homeowners a staff.

MidmodColorado (@midmodcolorado ) and The Atomic Ranch Magazine ( @theatomicranch ) present- Atomic Ranch on the Road: Denver

A three-day MCM event showcasing some of the best MCM, Denver has to offer!

Friday June 12th 5:30p-7:30p will showcase the local MidMod Store- Mod Mood (@modmooddesign ) Where Atomic Ranch magazine will be signing books, and there to mix and mingle with light apps and drinks.

Saturday June 13th 11:00a-3:00p: 6 (!!!) MCM Homes will be open to tour across Arapahoe Acres ( @arapahoe_acres_official ) and Arapahoe Hills ( @arapaho_hills )

Sunday June 14th 11:00a-12:30p: Design firm ArcDen Studio’s ( @arcden_studio ) owners-Hans and Joana will chat about how they transformed a Mid-Century Charming in the Wellshire Neighborhood into a Palm Springs Masterpiece! Light food and coffee will be served.

Check out the page on my website, and or on Atomic Ranch’s Website under-Events!
(All events are ticketed and require a ticket for entry)

Looking Forward to seeing you all there!

#mcm #midmod #midcenturymodern #midmodcolorado #atomicranch

“Two of the most common things we hear from customers are that they’re still happily using the Heywood-Wakefield pieces that they inherited from their parents, and that they had no idea we were back in business,” says co-owner Tom Belletete, a third-generation Massachusetts woodworker who has been building new Heywood-Wakefield furniture since 2012.⁠
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Heywood-Wakefield’s roots reach back to 1826, and while it grew to be one of the largest furniture companies in America, the company went bankrupt in 1980. In 1992, preservationists Andrew Capitman and Margaret Doyle, along with Leonard Riforgiato (a furniture refinisher who specialized in the company’s mid-century blond pieces), bought the name and trademark out of court receivership and began producing a selection of the companies most-striking 40’s and 50’s designs.⁠
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Today, every piece is made-to-order in Belletete’s Winchendon, MA furniture factory, which his father and uncle built in 1958. “This area was once the epicenter of the American furniture industry.Heywood-Wakefield, Conant Ball, Nichols & Stone, S. Bent, and F.W. Lombard were all based around here and it was a magnet for craftspeople. My dad used to tell me that you could quit your job at one furniture factory at the beginning of your lunch break and find a new one before the break was over.” Today, Heywood-Wakefield is one of the very few still operating in the area but Tom is doing his part to continue the New England craft tradition; he regularly hires and trains graduates of the nearby technical high school’s Cabinetry program. ⁠
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In a market flooded with furniture built to be replaced, Heywood-Wakefield stands for the opposite. The company is dedicated to preserving that legacy by creating new pieces that incorporate updated technology and contemporary tastes.⁠
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Whether you’re a longtime collector completing a set, a first-time buyer drawn to the clean warmth of mid-century modern design, or simply someone tired of furniture that won’t make it to the next move — Heywood-Wakefield deserves your attention. Again.⁠
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Read the full article at the link in bio

“Two of the most common things we hear from customers are that they’re still happily using the Heywood-Wakefield pieces that they inherited from their parents, and that they had no idea we were back in business,” says co-owner Tom Belletete, a third-generation Massachusetts woodworker who has been building new Heywood-Wakefield furniture since 2012.⁠
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Heywood-Wakefield’s roots reach back to 1826, and while it grew to be one of the largest furniture companies in America, the company went bankrupt in 1980. In 1992, preservationists Andrew Capitman and Margaret Doyle, along with Leonard Riforgiato (a furniture refinisher who specialized in the company’s mid-century blond pieces), bought the name and trademark out of court receivership and began producing a selection of the companies most-striking 40’s and 50’s designs.⁠
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Today, every piece is made-to-order in Belletete’s Winchendon, MA furniture factory, which his father and uncle built in 1958. “This area was once the epicenter of the American furniture industry.Heywood-Wakefield, Conant Ball, Nichols & Stone, S. Bent, and F.W. Lombard were all based around here and it was a magnet for craftspeople. My dad used to tell me that you could quit your job at one furniture factory at the beginning of your lunch break and find a new one before the break was over.” Today, Heywood-Wakefield is one of the very few still operating in the area but Tom is doing his part to continue the New England craft tradition; he regularly hires and trains graduates of the nearby technical high school’s Cabinetry program. ⁠
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In a market flooded with furniture built to be replaced, Heywood-Wakefield stands for the opposite. The company is dedicated to preserving that legacy by creating new pieces that incorporate updated technology and contemporary tastes.⁠
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Whether you’re a longtime collector completing a set, a first-time buyer drawn to the clean warmth of mid-century modern design, or simply someone tired of furniture that won’t make it to the next move — Heywood-Wakefield deserves your attention. Again.⁠
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Read the full article at the link in bio

“Two of the most common things we hear from customers are that they’re still happily using the Heywood-Wakefield pieces that they inherited from their parents, and that they had no idea we were back in business,” says co-owner Tom Belletete, a third-generation Massachusetts woodworker who has been building new Heywood-Wakefield furniture since 2012.⁠
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Heywood-Wakefield’s roots reach back to 1826, and while it grew to be one of the largest furniture companies in America, the company went bankrupt in 1980. In 1992, preservationists Andrew Capitman and Margaret Doyle, along with Leonard Riforgiato (a furniture refinisher who specialized in the company’s mid-century blond pieces), bought the name and trademark out of court receivership and began producing a selection of the companies most-striking 40’s and 50’s designs.⁠
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Today, every piece is made-to-order in Belletete’s Winchendon, MA furniture factory, which his father and uncle built in 1958. “This area was once the epicenter of the American furniture industry.Heywood-Wakefield, Conant Ball, Nichols & Stone, S. Bent, and F.W. Lombard were all based around here and it was a magnet for craftspeople. My dad used to tell me that you could quit your job at one furniture factory at the beginning of your lunch break and find a new one before the break was over.” Today, Heywood-Wakefield is one of the very few still operating in the area but Tom is doing his part to continue the New England craft tradition; he regularly hires and trains graduates of the nearby technical high school’s Cabinetry program. ⁠
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In a market flooded with furniture built to be replaced, Heywood-Wakefield stands for the opposite. The company is dedicated to preserving that legacy by creating new pieces that incorporate updated technology and contemporary tastes.⁠
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Whether you’re a longtime collector completing a set, a first-time buyer drawn to the clean warmth of mid-century modern design, or simply someone tired of furniture that won’t make it to the next move — Heywood-Wakefield deserves your attention. Again.⁠
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Read the full article at the link in bio

Everybody loves a mod time capsule, but in this market, is that a better buy than a mcm that’s been renovated? It depends. @kimberretrorealtor breaks it down for us and shares things you might not have considered when it comes to evaluating and investing in an original mcm versus a remodeled one.
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#midcenturydesign #midmidhome #timecapsule #midcenturyrealestate

Summer issue of @theatomicranch featuring “The Art of a Life” by @jickietorres. “There is a particular kind of magic that happens when two creative minds build a life—and a body of work—together.” Thank you, Jickie, for the wonderful article! #atomicranch #modernismweek #evelynackerman #jeromeackerman #interiordesign @cb2 @pointedleafpress

Summer issue of @theatomicranch featuring “The Art of a Life” by @jickietorres. “There is a particular kind of magic that happens when two creative minds build a life—and a body of work—together.” Thank you, Jickie, for the wonderful article! #atomicranch #modernismweek #evelynackerman #jeromeackerman #interiordesign @cb2 @pointedleafpress

Join us as we team up with Atomic Ranch for a special edition of Atomic Ranch On The Road: The Eichlers in Orange.

To open the experience, we’re bringing a curated selection of classic cars before settling into a day of iconic architecture, good people, and everything that makes the MCM community special.

Be sure to catch us at the @eichlerpoolhouse with coffee + treats from @eatdeaux and select sounds by @djerok throughout the day.

Saturday • May 23, 2026
Orange, CA

Tickets + info → link in bio

The homes are stunning. And the evening? That’s where the magic happens.

Join us poolside in the garden of an exclusive 7th Fairhaven Eichler home for an intimate Evening Talk & Mixer unlike anything else on the mid-century modern calendar. 🥂✨

Atomic Ranch Editor Jickie Torres, Fairhaven homeowners Jeanine Singer, Amanda Burns Clark of @eversoorganized and Eichler real estate expert @kellylaule of @betterlivingsocal are sitting down to share the stories you don’t hear anywhere else — the history of this legendary neighborhood, the revolutionary vision of Joseph Eichler, their secrets to renovating these mid-century treasures, and what it really takes to build a thriving historic home community.

Add music, light refreshments, and a warm California evening — and you have the perfect ending to a perfect day in Fairhaven.

🗓️ Saturday, May 23rd | 5:30 – 7:30 PM 📍 Fairhaven Tract, Orange, CA 🎟️ VIP add-on tickets available — link in bio before they’re gone.

This one is intimate. This one is special. And it is almost sold out.

#EichlersInOrange #AtomicRanch #Fairhaven #EichlerHomes #MidCenturyModern VIPEvent OrangeCA JosephEichler MCMArchitecture CaliforniaModern ArchitectureLovers HomeDesign BetterLivingSoCal

On June 12, 13 and 14, Atomic Ranch on the Road along with @midmodcolorado opens 7 landmark homes across Denver's only two nationally registered mid-mod neighborhoods. Rooms that have taken decades of careful ownership to get exactly right. One that has never been open to the public before. And the personal home of the builder who shaped the entire neighborhood. There's a reason these homes have been on people's wishlists for decades.⁠
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You can admire Arapaho Acres and Arapaho Hills from the street. But the interiors — the part that makes mid-century design sing? Those you have to walk into.⁠
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The details are everything. Come see them in person.⁠
🎟 Tickets in bio.

On June 12, 13 and 14, Atomic Ranch on the Road along with @midmodcolorado opens 7 landmark homes across Denver's only two nationally registered mid-mod neighborhoods. Rooms that have taken decades of careful ownership to get exactly right. One that has never been open to the public before. And the personal home of the builder who shaped the entire neighborhood. There's a reason these homes have been on people's wishlists for decades.⁠
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You can admire Arapaho Acres and Arapaho Hills from the street. But the interiors — the part that makes mid-century design sing? Those you have to walk into.⁠
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The details are everything. Come see them in person.⁠
🎟 Tickets in bio.

On June 12, 13 and 14, Atomic Ranch on the Road along with @midmodcolorado opens 7 landmark homes across Denver's only two nationally registered mid-mod neighborhoods. Rooms that have taken decades of careful ownership to get exactly right. One that has never been open to the public before. And the personal home of the builder who shaped the entire neighborhood. There's a reason these homes have been on people's wishlists for decades.⁠
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You can admire Arapaho Acres and Arapaho Hills from the street. But the interiors — the part that makes mid-century design sing? Those you have to walk into.⁠
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The details are everything. Come see them in person.⁠
🎟 Tickets in bio.

On June 12, 13 and 14, Atomic Ranch on the Road along with @midmodcolorado opens 7 landmark homes across Denver's only two nationally registered mid-mod neighborhoods. Rooms that have taken decades of careful ownership to get exactly right. One that has never been open to the public before. And the personal home of the builder who shaped the entire neighborhood. There's a reason these homes have been on people's wishlists for decades.⁠
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You can admire Arapaho Acres and Arapaho Hills from the street. But the interiors — the part that makes mid-century design sing? Those you have to walk into.⁠
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The details are everything. Come see them in person.⁠
🎟 Tickets in bio.

On June 12, 13 and 14, Atomic Ranch on the Road along with @midmodcolorado opens 7 landmark homes across Denver's only two nationally registered mid-mod neighborhoods. Rooms that have taken decades of careful ownership to get exactly right. One that has never been open to the public before. And the personal home of the builder who shaped the entire neighborhood. There's a reason these homes have been on people's wishlists for decades.⁠
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You can admire Arapaho Acres and Arapaho Hills from the street. But the interiors — the part that makes mid-century design sing? Those you have to walk into.⁠
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The details are everything. Come see them in person.⁠
🎟 Tickets in bio.

On June 12, 13 and 14, Atomic Ranch on the Road along with @midmodcolorado opens 7 landmark homes across Denver's only two nationally registered mid-mod neighborhoods. Rooms that have taken decades of careful ownership to get exactly right. One that has never been open to the public before. And the personal home of the builder who shaped the entire neighborhood. There's a reason these homes have been on people's wishlists for decades.⁠
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You can admire Arapaho Acres and Arapaho Hills from the street. But the interiors — the part that makes mid-century design sing? Those you have to walk into.⁠
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The details are everything. Come see them in person.⁠
🎟 Tickets in bio.

On June 12, 13 and 14, Atomic Ranch on the Road along with @midmodcolorado opens 7 landmark homes across Denver's only two nationally registered mid-mod neighborhoods. Rooms that have taken decades of careful ownership to get exactly right. One that has never been open to the public before. And the personal home of the builder who shaped the entire neighborhood. There's a reason these homes have been on people's wishlists for decades.⁠
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You can admire Arapaho Acres and Arapaho Hills from the street. But the interiors — the part that makes mid-century design sing? Those you have to walk into.⁠
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The details are everything. Come see them in person.⁠
🎟 Tickets in bio.