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A house that recently sold in St. Louis Park, MN

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A house that recently sold in St. Louis Park, MN

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1959 Dr Pepper vending machine restored

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1959 Dr Pepper vending machine restored

Sharing My MCM

Casa Oks in Martínez, Buenos Aires, Argentina by Antonio Bonet (1957)

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Casa Oks in Martínez, Buenos Aires, Argentina by Antonio Bonet (1957)

Architecture

Created Aug 1, 2011

Public

Anyone can view, post, and comment to this community

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r/midcenturymodern Rules

Posts must feature Mid-Century Modern design

This community preserves and celebrates Mid-Century Modern design including furniture, architecture, interiors, barware, music, objects, designers, and accurate design history.

For “Is this MCM?” flair posts, please have roughly 75%+ confidence the piece may fit the design style.

Unrelated, reposted, disruptive, or low-effort posts may be removed
Experts: Instead of commenting "Not MCM" please just make a report so we can auto-remove
Use post flairs (required) + clear, specific titles

Be civil, humble, constructive, celebratory, and keep learning

Mid-Century Modern design is layered. Experts & even museums get things wrong. Understanding improves with research - admit errors & appreciate learning.

People share collections, homes, and projects. Differing opinions are welcome, but remember this is often personal.

Assume good intent & celebrate shared enthusiasm
Advice requests are allowed; provide context, ask specific questions, and demonstrate effort
Hostility or personal attacks will be removed; follow proper Reddiquette

No sales listings, overt self-promotion, spam or crossposts

This community is not a direct selling environment, and we value primary information.

Sales listings, promotions, affiliate links, and solicitation will be removed
Spam or repetitive promotional activity is not permitted
Attempts to bypass these rules will result in removal and/or permanent bans
Crossposts do not typically provide complete information, so we no longer accept them; feel free to post here with detail and crosspost to other relevant subs

Support all claims with primary and/or highly reliable sources

Good information preserves design history and strengthens future research. Primary sources are strongly encouraged. Always be curious & resourceful.

Use catalogs, advertisements, patents, manufacturer materials, and original publications when possible
Museum and reputable historical references are encouraged
Unsupported claims or misinformation will be removed

Successful identifications require context, collaboration & on occasion, disclosed speculation [S]

Many difficult IDs are solved through community discussion and small clues. Inquiries about value are allowed, but require greater context.

Include photos, labels, construction details, stamps, and known history if possible
Speculation on ID or designer attribution must be disclosed and/or labeled with [S] at end of comment or post title
Include location, condition, selling method, and shipping details for value discussions
OP or Mods can pin comments w/ confirmed IDs + primary sources

All AI-assisted content must be disclosed and/or include [AI] label in post title or comment

We recognize AI can be useful e.g. renderings, Google Lens etc. & is likely inevitable. The issue is that these tools are trained on misattributed MCM sales listings and inaccurate details. Transparency is our best defense.

All AI-assisted text, images, or video must be clearly disclosed and/or include [AI] in post titles or comments
No exceptions. Even light AI use must be disclosed; borderline cases will be removed
IDs or claims presented as fact must rely on primary sources, not AI

Professional contributors must identify themselves clearly and/or with [P] at end of post title

We value professional MCM expertise. Redditors who earn income in related fields e.g. dealer, RE agent, artist, editor etc. must clearly identify themselves and/or include [P] at end of post title

Do not sell, but you can use your business username if desired
Prioritize informative posts (~2 per week), w/ primary sources, e.g. refinished piece w/ catalog ID
Reddit-first content encouraged, e.g. first look at an archivist’s discovery
Abuse of trust will result in removal & permanent bans

Respect & steward preservation, restoration, and historical authenticity

This community generally leans towards "purist" preservation, authenticity, and thoughtful MCM stewardship while remaining open to discussion and the occasional surprise & delight.

Disclose or identify reproductions when known
Preserve and restore thoughtfully when possible, if not - brace for feedback
Misleading content will be removed

Take action with Reports everyday to keep the sub MCM focused & abiding by these rules

We encourage the community to report posts clearly unrelated to MCM and content violating these rules. Multiple “Not MCM” or rule-breaking reports will trigger automatic review or removal.

If your post is removed, please do not take it personally. Removals are simply part of keeping the community curated; we encourage you to keep learning!

Borderline posts that create thoughtful discussion or educational value will generally be left live.

Moderator feedback, questions and appeals are welcome

Feedback & questions are encouraged through Mod Mail. Our Moderator team has consisted of passionate collectors, researchers & enthusiasts who learned much of what we know through curiosity and personal time + effort in online communities.

We are happy to be wrong, are not gatekeeping or infallible, and always want to keep learning.

Reach out through Mod Mail
Keep communication constructive
Mod harassment will be removed

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