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Atomic Ranch is a magazine devoted to postwar (1948-1970s) ranch houses and modernist tract homes that features cool renovations, interior design and landscaping. Looking for affordable solutions and resources for stylish living? Check out Atomic Ranch: the magazine for the rest of us.
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Atomic Ranch is a magazine devoted to postwar (1948-1970s) ranch houses and modernist tract homes that features cool renovations, interior design and landscaping. Looking for affordable solutions and resources for stylish living? Check out Atomic Ranch: the magazine for the rest of us.
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65 of 72 people found the following review helpful:
5.0 out of 5 stars
don't subscribe here,
By Valancy Stirling (Limbo) - See all my reviews
This review is from: Atomic Ranch (Magazine)
I was very excited to subscribe to this magazine through the convenience of Amazon. Because I wouldn't get my first issue till the fall, I went to Borders and got the summer issue. To my absolute SHOCK, the subscription card from the magazine said "one year only $19.99" (over a $14 difference than Amazon). You can not cancel a subscription with Amazon, and they have not responded to my complaints of the pricing difference. It's a great magazine, but go to your local book store. It's going to be a while before I order anything from Amazon again!
14 of 15 people found the following review helpful:
5.0 out of 5 stars
Midcentury Marvels For The New Millennium,
This review is from: Atomic Ranch (Magazine)
Ever since I saw "Atomic Ranch" in a bookstore, I knew I would be a long-term subscriber. The magazine is devoted to ranch homes built during the cold war (roughly the 1950s to 1970s) that were considered cool when they were built, and have been updated in unique and beautiful ways since then.
The first word that comes to mind when leafing through this magazine is "retro," and for good reason. The magazine explores the glory of a once-fading architectural form and brings it up to date with contemporary alterations, which in many cases go back to the roots of the house, undoing years of ill-advised "improvements" (especially notorious in the 1980s.) Fortunately the magazine is geographically diverse, exploring homes far from the coasts in places like Chicago, Charlotte, and Baton Rouge. For once I am happy to read all the advertisements, normally the bane of a magazine. Here, though, the ads are for fun and cool products and are frequently as interesting as the articles. I recommend "Atomic Ranch" with my highest possible endorsement: lovers of modern architecture and style trends will want to read every page of every issue like I do.
27 of 32 people found the following review helpful:
2.0 out of 5 stars
OK but poor customer service,
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This review is from: Atomic Ranch (Magazine)
I liked the magazine, being an owner in a neighborhood that 2 consecutive issues featured homes from was interesting, however, they did not fulfill our subscription, and when we brought this up to them via email they blamed us and the post office for not receiving it, they sent them out 2 months prior to us moving here, but they blamed us for not providing a new address, even though we had only been here 2 weeks when we contacted them. very rude and they never not once said, 'let us check our records", just a "we won't send another" end of chat. Very brassy for a start-up magazine. I am done with them
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