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r/Mid_Century 规则

Do not link to sales listings.

This includes modern reproductions and sales listings on sites like 1stdibs, chairish or active auction listings. You can link to ended auction results.

Sales listings do not count as sources for an ID. Full Stop. No debating this.

I can show you thousands upon thousands of second hand sales listings on ALL PLATFORMS that are full of complete BS information. I know so many have come to think google gives you answers, it doesn't it gives you popular links and even then it prioritizes popular PROFITABLE links, this is almost always sales listings.

If you make a claim give your source.

Its simple really. If you make a claim, you will probably be asked by a mod or user to provide the source of this claim. If its a sales listing, your comment will probably get deleted. If you do it enough and we feel it is a problem you could get banned for this. I have stickied a post I made about where to find actual resources for this stuff, see that post for help understanding good resources to find IDs.

4. No personal shopping

Please do not ask which knockoffs are best. Please don't ask if anyone has had (contemporary furniture brand) and what they think. Please don't ask things like "I am in the market for a (insert item) where can I find one? There are subs that specifically deal in knockoffs, there plenty of google reviews online. I know it seems innocent enough but these questions, even when asked in earnest (they often are not), just lead to tons of links to sales listings.

NO AI

Please do not use AI to generate your comments, responses, or identification. AI is a terrible source to use for this stuff and it will provide you with incorrect or nonsense answers pretty much every time.

No personal shopping

We cannot decide what you want to buy. Buy what you like, read reviews, decide for yourself.

This sub is dedicated to designs that were designed in the mid century period.

Generally the mid century period for the purposes of this group is the post WW2 era (post 1945) to about 1970 or so. Please do not post contemporary items that are "mid century style". Please don't post things that are not modern in style, even if they are "mid century". Please don't post modern stuff if its not from the mid century. There are numerous subs about design from all eras, and most of the knowledgeable people in those topics are in those groups.

Mid_Century

A community for enthusiasts of mid century modern design. From Charles and Ray Eames to Paul McCobb and Adrian Pearsall.

Guidelines and rules below are considered a "living document" and will continue to evolve as this subreddit grows. If you have questions or concerns, please message the mods to share your thoughts and opinions.

CONTENT GUIDELINES

We encourage you to submit photos, questions and links relevant to mid century modern design, whether sharing a personal story or interesting content that you have found online.

Photo and link posts must include sufficient context in the title, imgur descriptions or a seed comment in the thread.
ID requests must include as many details as possible to help community members provide a positive identification

How to make an interesting post

Photos alone do not provide enough context - include information about the piece that you're sharing so the community can learn more about it. Here's an example.
Did you make an amazing score? Let us know if you picked up rare items, got a good deal, or ask questions about how to restore them, let us know! Here's an example

For Sale, Wanted, and Self-Promotion

Items you have for sale and Wanted posts belong in the Swap Meet & Self Promotion thread that is stickied. This includes Self-Promotion posts about items you've made and are selling on Etsy/Ebay/Craigslist/whatever, as well as links to your blog/website/YouTube channel.

If you make a post that includes one of these things it will be removed, and you'll be asked to make a comment in the monthly thread instead
The monthly thread starts from scratch every month, feel free to repost once every month if you are still selling/buying.
If the conversation in a post outside of that thread leans toward buying/selling move the conversation to DMs.

The following types of content will be removed

Posts that do not adhere to the rules of the subreddit
Posts that do not include information about the items or links being shared
Blogspam, linkbait and sites with excessive advertising
Dealer linkdrops (posting your items for sale without approval)
Images of furniture violated by tasteless painting, "distressed" or "shabby chic" treatments

EXTERNAL CONTENT RULES

Most external content can be posted directly. However, we are requiring pre-approval for some types. Please read below to determine if your content requires you to contact the mods prior to posting, or if it may be prohibited.

Feel free to post articles, resources, how-to guides, biographies, writeups, etc. hosted on sites without ads or with minimal advertising
Contact the mods to obtain approval for posting for links to stores, deals and offers, or relevant ads

COMMUNITY RULES

We encourage civil, but lively discussion, and most of all, we want you to have fun. However, doing the following will result in warnings and/or a ban.

Attacking or harassing other users
Posting personal information (names, addresses, links to social profiles)
Asking for help on how to conceal damage to furniture to make it appealing for buyers

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r/Eichlerhomes

r/GoogiePorn

r/Milo_Baughman_Design

HELPFUL LINKS

Buying Resources

Collecting Guides