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[@GenieMokher]

Great pieces. I feel like these two are characters straight from Portlandia... and I love it!

[@snowwhitebeautyful]

I wish 60s and 70s could last forever.

[@normastanley5853]

No, man been there done that..

[@madamedemontmorency3811]

PsycheodeliaDelle No, I don't want my husband and my father to get in a war and leave their lives in meaningless battlefields. Loving the 60s and 70s' vibe is good but it's not okay for me to live in that time forever, in those history events.

[@maxim7415]

@@normastanley5853 if you’ve been there done that you would have a different opinion

[@wayfaringshaman]

What? They've passed, quite some time go.

[@tias.6675]

I would gladly replace Norma since I wasn't around then lol.

[@johngomes1552]

Retro styled homes always have so much unique features that modern home would never have

[@y4y0777]

i love this house i also love the 60s and 70s

[@Snapepet]

I would have loved to have seen the kitchen! What an interesting house.

[@KarynnLynn]

I agree!! I was waiting to see the kitchen/dining area.

[@jeffyjohn5673]

I love this place. My home is from the late 50s to the early 60s. This is beautiful.

[@blitzkrieg6872]

This video made me smile the whole time I watched it!!! ADORABLE couple! I love the great care that you both put into creating this beautiful sixties pad!

[@kayo8955]

I thought the painting of his dad was Michael Cera at first

[@veggigoddess]

😂😂😂😂

[@conorcinnamond3093]

I love this house!! Ahh these guys are so funky

[@dziustule]

they both are very charismatic. And father's portrait is amazing!

[@eccremocarpusscaber5159]

Justina Ziu do you think? I didn’t get any charismatic vibes off either of them. In fact, I thought they appeared quite dull.

[@xxheycaitlinxx]

this house would be perfect for a Wes Anderson film

[@123-z4z4i]

wow that is so lovely! Love the house, and so cute you collect these pieces which fit your style, great. please make more videos like this!

[@shellbellexx3]

What an impressive collection of fabulous furniture. Such a lovely home. 😍

[@rmk2762]

Wow! I’m 16 and I want to live like this

[@jenisedai]

I love it! Now they need the starburst wall clock and flock of geese wall sculpture and it will be just like my grandmother's house used to be.

[@CampbelliteSoF]

They HAVE a starburst clock, over the stereo.

[@larciabella]

LOVE THIS HOUSE!

[@MagnaLume]

wow! Amazing that still exists!

[@thornbird6768]

Wow what a place , beautiful retro furniture , I’d live there in a heartbeat x

[@jakirwin]

Wicked cute couple and home! Awesome video, thanks Mode!

[@wompwompcryabttit]

How many times has this man said "1960s"

[@sunnysideup33]

+Dashawn Brown or favorite xD

[@margaritam.9118]

Dashawn Brown 1960 times.

[@jonaiken8373]

You could make a drinking game from it!

[@macsnafu]

Only 60 times!

[@AyaBlue22]

“Pieces”

[@midcenturymadness6935]

Me and my wife live the 1950s style Car clothes home everything even tv.

[@lilitharam44]

I love the retro vibe, great decor, nothing else would look right in that house. Good job!

[@lincbond442]

I wonder how much that house set them back? Nice 58-60 T-Bird in the driveway.

[@jessicasmith7102]

You also noticed.

[@averageguy9610]

I would argue that as nice as it is, the feeling is one of a museum, not a home.

[@eccremocarpusscaber5159]

Average Guy I was just thinking the same thing. I love the aesthetic of it. But not for day-to-day comfort nor liveability.

[@ediesongbird3163]

I think it would be cool if there were just a few random type things are the house a little more eclectic

[@radamik]

I agree. I couldn’t live in that though it’s fun to look at. Plus, much as I love mid century, I try to avoid the kitschy elements and look for things that, when new, were quality and not mass market.

[@bg147]

Yea, my house is all retro and vintage but it is a hodge podge of styles. It would be nice to have it all one style or decade but I don't think that is how people lived when I was growing up. There was a little of this and a little of that. However, everything I have is old.

[@Madoleward]

Treasure Trash Cash"...Amazing tip for Scandinavian gold! Must check out some "sommer hus" (summer houses) in the Aarhus area in Denmark, that's where all the old furniture goes and still lives. EFC college in Scanderborg; One of many finds: B&O 70's hifi stereo and Bauhaus designer kitchen/ WC/ living room furnishings etc. . Here's my helpful hint: visit the local Recycle centre on the weekends they will even save things for cool Americans (case of Tuborge Beer helps) but definitely check local times for recycle/trash days and go early in the season get a rental van and do some "Sanford and Son" trash pile collecting. Be friendly and respectful, they often give you more objects to take away saving them a trip to the community recycle centre. Was such a blast, as students at European Film College. We built film sets from our finds, after we wrapped lsted the entire set on EBay or Blu Avisen website to fund post-productions (buy beer). Awesome tradition would make a great vacation idea. " PM if interested.

[@Noonerz455]

I love houses like these! The area I live in it is rare to come across mid century houses. Would love to own one one day!

[@isabellaramirez1864]

This is amazing! Id love to see more content like this on Mode, my major is Interior Design :)

[@TM-cf9ek]

Absolutely gorgeous 🤩👏🏻

[@tommybasham-oo7qf]

Don't listen to the negative idiots, who have no style, your house is very cool, love it!!

[@peacockblue8407]

ikr; what's with all of the negative nellies?! these are very nice people, folks .... grow up.

[@RoTTTiIN]

Like the house, don’t like the owners.

[@jonrogerson5979]

Love all of it

[@paulstaples8089]

Beautiful house guys absolutely love it!! 👌

[@lynettefoote2504]

Unique ! I'm diggin it !!

[@wandap5390]

amazing sofa !

[@bg147]

The wall artwork at 1:37 is awesome

[@robyn8879]

Wow! I'm in love 😍

[@8gagee]

I'm so in love with your Pad and lifestyle...."Ciao, Baby!"

[@SuperCutiepie1012]

loved the red sofa

[@JeanineMarieCompassion]

I am wanting to buy the Leon Meyer home in Seal Beach-I am not as stylish as you two-but am very inspired by you both!! I love that red couch-gorgeous!

[@yaelrar.4460]

Love it! How fun!

[@ghaushahinfinity4910]

That was great fun! Love this!

[@noralebihan6306]

Great house !

[@ashley1tatyanna]

I'm so in love with this house and this couple 😍too cute

[@mjbearwhoopwhoop]

Did I just want a Portlandia sketch?

[@rainbowtrout75]

whats even better than these peices are seeing two people on the absolute same wavelength! relationships seem so hard these days..

[@MrArchie800]

It has a really nice feel to it (as many period properties do compared to our modern boxes).

[@amyjacquelineg.715]

I remember that style record console!!

[@juceelucee2841]

I remember the 60's well! Wish that would have been a full tour though.

[@MonsterHobbiesModelCarGarage]

The Space helmet TV is cool!

[@combatgirl38]

1:06 There are TWO smaller versions of this couch sitting upside down and rotting on the porch of an abandoned house in Georgia. The young couple who film their abandoned explore videos commented that they appeared to be a strange "70's design, or something". I wanted to hop on a plane Right Then to go rescue them!! There are so many pieces just rotting in abandoned buildings all over the world. The exploration code dictates leave it as you find it so it's really hard to watch when explorers record their presence, knowing that rescue is Not on the way!

[@FarewellAphrodite]

Wow 😍🤩 just...WOW 😃😃😃

[@twobrokeguyz1214]

Heavens to Mergatroid! I love it!

[@agentmarcy859]

Wow this is really cool

[@MonsterHobbiesModelCarGarage]

How does the roof work with all those peaks and valleys? Does the rain just drain into the center?

[@andreadelarosa630]

When does your average chair or table become a "piece"? Can I start calling my lazy boy recliner a piece or does it need to be certified by a hipster first?

[@e3IZrZ]

In 50 years some people like them will be like I got this Lazy Boy Recliner, I don't like the color, but it ties the room together with the room being mainly Earthy tones.

[@xxalphafirexx2633]

Andrea De La Rosa piece....of shit!

[@mathiasvdk]

They are pieces because they were designed by renowed designers and artists. Now I don't mean to crap on Lazy Boy recliners but I don't think there was much thought given to its aesthetic value ;)

[@gollytheartist]

Piece of garbage

[@wolfmouth]

When you pay a cool $3k+ you can call it a piece lol

[@martinharris5017]

Awesome!

[@Daniel28021991]

Very cool

[@Stopwar1234]

Thank you for the tour (:

[@empenmot]

anyone know where the mirror from -:14 is from? amazing!

[@NkemOnyeka12]

I had the Space Helmet tv when I was 3!

[@prepare2qualify111]

This is great! Just one thing though, they could get a color 1960s console television and hook up a hidden cable box to it.

[@brettryan3298]

You guys are groovy

[@ToyKingWonder]

Do some of the commenters below have a problem with the "hipsters" or are they really just freaking jealous?

[@peacockblue8407]

jealous.

[@gogogetter]

Jealous

[@eccremocarpusscaber5159]

Lol

[@sharksport01]

have you watched the video? Did you see their faces? Seriously doubt anyone is jealous.

[@noelgibson5956]

Two geeks obsessed with the 60's.....and look so perfect for each other!🤓💃

[@MancstaSam]

My mum still has the same round wood and glass coffee table she refuses to get rid of it lol

[@PeaceSmillex3]

I want to live there !!!!

[@l.5201]

So cool

[@edgrossman517]

Love love love your house. How did you acquire the house .?

[@maggieleroy3184]

Saw some great items! A little jealousy here! Can't help it! The only thing I would do though is hide that tv!!! It's a bit of a dissonant.

[@555pghbob]

So, when did the late 1960s and early 1970s become mid-century? I mean, mid century is iconic for the atomic inspired designs of lamps and chairs and kitchen tables made of steel and formica with those amazing black atomic patterns, but that house screamed 60s to me, which was a different era entirely. I lived through those eras, so I guess I have a certain frame of reference that a younger person may not have, so I'm not trying to be a drag, it just doesn't have the same eclectic feel (with the exception of that gorgeous sofa!). BTW, your bedroom chair has a rip in the front. Is it not normal to fix that stuff? Does it devalue the furniture if you make repairs?

[@leenow3147]

I so laughed when I saw this. I do like it. But I grew up with this kind of furniture. And yes, in Portland Or. I Now call it motel furniture. The higher end which they have can be comfortable, but believe me, most wasn't. I have that space helmet tv in red (was my mothers). This house is not my thing, but would love the car!

[@garyolivier792]

Jackie Gleason owned a round house in Croton on the Hudson in NY. I understand the house is still the same as it was after Gleason left in the early 60s

[@narasimha7187]

Portlandia vibes happening here!

[@alicelavillo]

Their house is great , but i think there is a lake of unity (but , wow, every objects are so strong and beautiful )

[@caramoncamarelo1688]

Lack*

[@alicelavillo]

Andy Beaven oh ,thank you :')

[@datatwo7405]

The 60s was when plastics really began to take off as a household item. If you notice, despite the mod or atomic futuristic shapes of things back then, the vast majority of items were still made from metal, glass, wood, and other natural materials. Plastic was there, but not nearly as ubiquitous as it is today. Gosh, I miss those days and the 70s. Food products still largely came in glass containers instead of clear plastic. Cardboard instead of... plastic. And paper instead of... plastic. I think it wasn't until the 90s that most everything had essentially been replaced by plastic in some form or another. Even furniture that was once mostly made of wood was replaced by mdf board. That isn't to say that fiber board was not around, it sure was but not as much as mdf is now. For the simple reason is it wasn't nearly strong enough to hold up for long. Usually only very very very cheap items were made of fiberboard. Some could say that by switching to plastic we are saving the trees and other things. But considering the amount of very slow degrading plastic that has amassed in less than fifty years (consider the now two Texas size floating islands of plastic in the oceans), I wonder if it really was nothing more than a mistake.

[@jenniferelizabeth4402]

Your clothes seem modern too!

[@MooBerry2009]

Ooooooo preeeeeettyyyyy

[@TechNed]

Seems more substantially constructed than one of Bucky Fuller's Dymaxions. As DJMinor5000 has noted, I'm wondering if maintenance is an issue. I guess roof leakage can't be 𝘵𝘩𝘢𝘵 frequent, a problem as it would be more than unwise to house such expensive items there. I know it's probably just the name of the series but I didn't start hearing the term "rad" until the 1980's. Although we didn't have any mod furniture, I don't mind seeing everyday stuff from my childhood becoming collectable. In their way, they're preserving our history at that's wonderfully nostalgic for anyone who lived it.

[@danielyoung6630]

nice

[@dottiemathews6853]

THIS IS FROM MY GENERATION! I FREAKIN LOVE IT. I CAN SEE AMY WINEHOUSE WALKING THROUGH THERE.

[@korbens.8960]

Holy Hipster Batman!

[@itsmovinfast]

Lived through the 60s, no better no worse than any preceding decades or later. Time is nothing more than a perception of memories that is often glorified as more of it passes. The here and now IS the most important time we have, the past is nothing but a bucket of ashes and the future may never come. Just the plain truth.

[@timward3116]

Great house! That period really was a Renaissance for design! I wish we had that kind of creativity more easily accessible to normal low-to-medium wage people nowadays. Cookie-cutter neighborhoods designed to look like massive public housing developments, HOAs that have strict rules against doing anything that looks too nice, and bland, bland, bland seem to be the rule in most places. Who would have ever dreamed that, in this country, conformity to medocrity would become law?

[@risaduke]

2:19 and a great work surface * pulls top out 1 inch *

[@Tommy-nr2rj]

Where are the bathrooms

[@jessicasmith7102]

😍💖😍 WowZah 😍💖😍

[@rolloxra670]

This couple is the Oregon state personified

[@indrayudhakusuma7334]

but thats really really stuck into the year, i still love playstation 4 in my place, im gonna love it if its meddling with nowadays

[@macsnafu]

See, the thing is that this is a one-of-a-kind house design, a true "rad pad", regardless of *when* it was built. Putting 60's furniture in it still doesn't make it a "typical" 60s home. But still interesting, I have to admit.

[@rosannegailey9907]

Cool

[@bethlovett7612]

Love it.♡ it's like ya museum. ♡your dad's cute btw.wink wink

[@David49305]

what about the kitchen?

[@U2BER2012]

Just a friendly suggestion: maybe, hide the modern TV inside a gutted 60's console cabinet? Groovy pad, BTW.

[@bethbartlett5692]

The "Red Sofa" - is a Yellow-based Red and research indicates that "Men prefer a Blue-base or Brown-base Red". I however, Would Choose this Red Sofa as a Centerpiece of a Deco-theme for a Modern MidCentury - late 1960's era - Design Plan. You actually have both authentic and Value accurate of a "Design/Artist" Pallet. It is Fabulous and the saving factor of the late 1960's/early 70's "Earth-Tone Pallet. Horrid - as it was and is - Earth tones look beautiful in Nature and "not so much" in Our Caves! I hear toward the Red/Black/Gold and the Metals 9f the 1950's for MidCentury - Modern allows us to update the Style and enjoy both MidCentury and New. Yeah - that's my enthusiasm for MidCentury. It is FAB!

[@blakeharrison3972]

2:06 I definitely thought that was Michael Cera

[@ItsABriMoment]

The outside looks like the Hampton Coliseum in Virginia.

[@justjaida7441]

+ItsABriMoment I just drove past the Hampton Coliseum yesterday haha. Yeah I can see that a bit.

[@nicolewest5512]

Like the impala

[@FromSagansStardust]

You mean the T-bird?

[@carli5184]

Looks 70s too?

[@dragonix4k502]

where si the kitchen

[@sarahssentongo2587]

The last couple u wanna bump into at the thrift store

[@eviechang847]

I heard that couples used to sleep in separate beds back in the days.