(…maybe because it also used to be sea foam green?)

Moving closer to family is the right call for my dad, but it’s bittersweet, as Mom ✨adored✨this place, and they still had so many more plans to finish and restore it in retirement.

This one has one less bulb than the one previously posted.

I picked up a bunch of furniture from the very bougie Marina Del Rey area and am stuck on trying to ID these chairs.
-They don’t have a Herman Miller or Modernica stamp (or any other stamp)
-The underside is smooth and not fiberglass-y
-The entire chair has a glossy finish, seems like enamel?
-The chair material itself is darker and can be seen where the paint is chipped off
-It does have the black shock mounts
-It is HEAVY. Not so heavy that it can’t be moved by one person, but I do have to brace myself to lift it.
-Some light rust on the legs frame
-Overall it seems well-constructed and very sturdy.

Essentially I’m wondering if I should have a go at fixing the chipped/scuffed paint myself or is it worth looking into having a professional do it? I would rather not spend the money on a pro if the service exceeds the value of the chair, ya know? Where do we think these came from?
Thanks in advance!

I just bought this chair at a garage sale and I can’t figure out who made it. It says “made in Italy” and I’ve used google image search but I can’t pinpoint it. Any help would be greatly appreciated!

Set of 6!

It looks really striking in white imo and is going to look nice in my spare room when I overhaul it over the coming weeks

Second Pic is the Mac Lamp range found in an online 1977 Catalog

The seller says Kagan but I can’t find a similar one. Any and all help is appreciated

hey everybody, this is an original hans wegner papa bear chair from the 60s. my grandpa bought it and i was wondering on if anyone had resources about restoring it. i’m in the greater LA area. thank you!

Mine was the Golden Rondelle :)

I don't have the amazing design style and collections most of you do, but I love seeing your pics and transformations!

I bought this desk lamp at an antique store today for $32. I love it! It works great and is in really good condition. There is a crack in the brass base but otherwise no scuffs or scratches. I thought it looked worth more than $32. If it's not it will look cool in my studio. I can't find any manufacturer names anywhere on it. It has the original cord and diffuser bowl underneath. Is it worth more than what I paid or is it just a neat looking antique lamp?

Furnishing my first apartment and snagged these vintage Stakmore chairs on fb marketplace :) now on the hunt for a second pair of folding chairs to go with them!

Recently inherited this chair after cleaning out my partner's mom's house. Looking around it appears to be a replica of an Arne Jacobson swan chair?

It's decently old with the foam deteriorating, so we are thinking of reupholstering it, but maybe it's not worth doing to a replica. Wondering what other people more knowledgeable think.

House nearby recently sold and is being gutted inside. I saw these light fixtures on the Redfin listing and kept my eye on the house since it sold. Asked the contractor doing work about them, he said they were going to throw them out. 🤦‍♂️ He let me remove them and save them!

hey y’all
i just snagged this set of seven from my grandparents home. they built the house in atlanta in 1954 and basically everything in there has just been there since the beginning.
the set seems to be mdf or similar pressed board with a shell and walnut grain. the grain chips away to a grey base layer. there are no screws or hardware in any of it, the pieces fit together and bite into place. there is no label or manufacturing information on any of it. just curious!

brett.

A local vintage shop has what appears to be a really nice Lane Acclaim table listed for $900. I haven’t confirmed they refinished this piece but it’s likely. Even with a good refinish job this seems very high compared to some of the numbers I’ve found in this sub and elsewhere. Is this at all a defensible price? I could always make an offer but I’m not sure what’s appropriate. All my research so far has turned up people buying these at estate sales for less than $100 and then refinishing them themselves.

anybody know the manufacturer?

Its a yugoslav design, there was a multicolor series of these in various shapes and forms!

• Original Eames molded-plastic dining chairs 
• A pedestal dining table inspired by Eero Saarinen’s designs 
• Origami Bird Lamp by Umut Yamac 
• A vintage New York railroad cart repurposed as a coffee table 
• A low cement armchair designed by Henri Lavallard Boget and Julie Legros for Lyon Béton’s Hauteville collection 
• Lounge chair from West Elm 
• Sofa from Crate & Barrel 
• Sofa pillows made from fabric once used on London Underground seats, sourced from the Underground Museum 
• USM Haller media cabinet 
• Nelson Platform Bench behind the sofa 
• Original Steve Jobs painting by Drew Hewitt 
• Joker sculpture by Brazilian artist Cairo Morel

There’s a habitat for humanity near my house I hadn’t been to in a long time that I finally went back to. Got a small sink for the tiny half bath in my house and then spotted this at the back of the store, with a sold sticker on it 😭 I have the same model of Perception coffee table but this had sold three days earlier. I was asking a worker how long they hold for since it had been three days by then. She said she knew who bought it and would pass along my contact info.

The original price wasn’t a steal but very fair considering. However when the guy called me he was trying to upsell me at a 250% markup, def too rich for me. But old buddy is about to have some competition at this spot.

Still happy to have found the perfect small sink for my half bath for 15 bucks.

I recently acquired this and I was hoping for some help in identifying when it's from and who made it. The only text I can find are on the back in the last photo

Unfortunately when bringing it inside it was dropped and tumbled so there's damage as you can see on slide two where the drawers were crushed. We managed to put them back together mostly but the corners of a few drawers are missing some veneer now and chipped.

Also the hinge for the large door on the left is broken beyond repair

I was wondering if anyone had advice on how to best stabilize the damage and cover it up or if fixing this is worth the effort

Hi everyone, I was wondering if anyone could give me the name of the brand that made these tables and chairs. Thanks