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Atomic Ranch Magazine

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SUM 25,  released 15/05/2025
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Features: Home Renovations

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Design, architecture, fashion and the past all find their home within the pages of Atomic Ranch. This is a magazine devoted to a mission – exploring and recreating the world of mid-century America through the design of houses, both inside and out.

This is perhaps a rather niche market, but the magazine makes a compelling case. Filled with great articles on real peoples’ recreations of 1950s American homes and accompanied with great shots showing off the best they have to offer, there has never been a better time to pick up a copy of this magazine and explore the past.

Buy a single copy of ATOMIC RANCH or a subscription of your desired length, delivered worldwide. Current issues sent same day up to 3pm! All magazines sent by 1st Class Mail UK & by Airmail worldwide (bar UK over 750g which may go 2nd Class).

There is something that has always appealed to me about America in the 1950s and 1960s. There’s something to be found in the iconography and design, in the way that it looked towards the future rather than the past, attempting to usher in a new era of technology and easy living.

This is of course a terribly idealised notion. America in the real 1950s was hardly a place to celebrate, full of inequality of the worst kind, but nevertheless there’s something intangible about it which is wonderful…

Ah, I know what it is. It is the sense of optimism. The idea that American’s could do anything and be anything, could control the world through science and could even travel to the moon if required. Did you know that Ford designed a nuclear powered car, called the Nucleon? The design of it was reminiscent of a rocket, and it had a small nuclear reactor as an engine. Thankfully – from the perspective of those who don’t wish to be irradiated – this never came to pass, but that sense of ‘we can do anything’ was always there.

Atomic Ranch recaptures a little of that now retro futurism, and for that alone it is worth a space on your shelf.

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