Hi All, i have a number of pieces of Heywood Wakefield original furniture in storage. I love it but live outside the US now. I am tryjng to find a vintage reseller to consign it to. Any thoughts or recommendations? Thanks in advance.

Gonna put work into it to try and restore it to its glory 🙌🏻

I picked this up for $40 today. It’s still has all of its original glass shelves. The drawer slides are broken and will need replacing, and the doors need a little adjusting. It’s made by Lane.

Hi! I have this lamp and I’m not sure what shade I need & size. Any suggestions?

I'm buying this loveseat soon and can't find info on it online, only this picture for now and Google lenses isn't showing this exact couch anywhere just similar ones. It's in great condition. Has anyone seen this make before or know when it's from? Thanks

I’m wondering about this sugar bowl.

Can anyone give me tips on restoring the table top finish of my Scandinavian Teak Dining Table?

Long story short, this multi generation family owned table was always taken care of - we lapsed a bit in care and upkeep with young kids, art projects etc. We also did not know the value or uniqueness of this piece at the time. To make matters worse for the poor table, my mother in law while overseas with us thought it was a good idea to abrasively scrub the table top after every meal which I only found out when I saw her doing it like the 3rd or 4th time. It's very dull and scratched but not deep scratched now. The center leaf has the original shine and deepness of natural color which looks vastly different from the rest now.

We plan to hold onto the table and chairs. However, how do i go about possible light sanding and refinishing? Not even sure what to use? We are pretty handy so we can definitely do this on our own but we want to do it right. We however don't have time or room to put it out in the sun to draw out the natural oils etc like I've heard of before.

Thanks for any help you can offer.

Do you have one (or 10) too many Eames chairs? Does the color of that Cathrineholm bowl you picked up for a steal last year not really match the rest of your kitchen? I bet you can find someone here who would love to take them off your hands. Post your mid century items for [free]/[trade]/[sale] here!

This is also the space to show off any of the awesome mid century inspired stuff you make, as well as the links to your Etsy/Ebay/Etc

This is just down the road for me for the insanely low price of 180K, across the street is a river bluff. It's a beautiful walkable street.

https://www.zillow.com/homedetails/5517-N-Prospect-Rd-Peoria-IL-61614/5120063_zpid/

Anyone have any intel on this Lane table? What is the graphic design on the top made out of? Is it paint?

https://preview.redd.it/398bjiwhe4yd1.jpg?width=5712&format=pjpg&auto=webp&s=c863e759dd709bf03e2ceacc66cf13119b5dbb45

pretty ain’t they?

We bought a house with this fireplace that is currently not functional. We’ve had it inspected and know what needs to be done to fix the inside, but I’m still not sure what to do with the outside. We definitely want to cover the flesh colored brick, but we’ve also been told that it needs some sort of hearth for safety reasons. We’re also vaulting the ceilings and the brick stops at the current ceiling, then it goes further back and is just cinder block. We’ve been told we can’t remove the brick because it’s structural.

It’s just such an odd shape in the center of the room and I’m not sure how to make it work!

We are doing a large remodel and considering replacing the basement version of these windows (they look exactly the same but I don’t have a picture of them). The basement is extremely cold and the idea is to make it less cold. We are looking at some Marvin low profile windows.

What do people do when they need to replace windows like these? Just replace the glass? I’ve also heard these windows perform as well as modern day windows.

Hello! I'm Emily, an undergraduate student conducting research on mid-century modern homes and neighborhoods and the unique experiences of owning one of these homes. If you have anything to say about this experience, I’d love to hear from you! Share your stories about living in these homes, whether you've restored, renovated, decorated, or even have chosen to change the aesthetics of your home. How has the design influenced your lifestyle, and what joys or challenges have you encountered? Looking forward to your insights and stories!

We recently moved and had the marble top of our Knoll Saarinen tulip table professionally crated and insured for the move. Unfortunately, it arrived with a small chip on the edge. The moving company is offering to pay for a marble specialist to fill in the chip.

We're concerned this could compromise the table's value and authenticity. Should we:

1. Accept the offer and have the chip repaired
2. Push for a full replacement of the marble top

Any insights here are much appreciated. Thank you!

Hey everyone, I recently purchased this little lowboy and am trying to determine the maker. I can find photos of this using google lens but am coming up empty handed. Any help would be appreciated!

It’s original upholstery from the 60’s. Image search came up with nothing 😵‍💫 TIA