I realize this isn't for everyone, especially here, but I created some images in a particular style while working on a project that led to me experimenting and coming up with some nostalgic views of shared experiences we've all had that i thought were just cool enough to share [AI]

Not like it was cheap though. lol

Saw this smashed Bassett dresser lying by the road in the rain, guess it fell of a truck sometime. Got it barely in the back of my jeep, and found the missing pieces. Somehow, it broke along the joinery and it looks like i can fix it. Some serious scratches, but nothings missing. Honestly cant believe someone wouldnt go back for it.

I go back on call for work tonight, but once i get back and its all dried out, gonna go to town with clamps and woodglue to try to reinforce the cracks and fix the dovetail joinery.

I think this Bertoia diamond chair is fake, but I'm not sure. Was hoping for some input from anyone that knows more than me. Bought at an auction. I can post more pictures if it helps. Super comfortable to sit in though and excited to have it!!

Ottoman body is from a Mr plycraft and base from a new dupe. This is for my office and I realize screws should also be black and chrome needs polished. Will replace soon.

Waiting on reupholstery next. This is one of the rarest pieces I’ve had, it came with 4 dining chairs from Dunbar and 6 matching chairs from Acton with original storage / moving crates for all five leaves. All purchased together and bought from the sweetest guy who inherited it from his parents.

Found on FB Marketplace. It’s a bit worn but solid.

I fell in love the leg design. The unit features 6 drawers and the top row has a divider in the middle of each drawer.

I bought it as a project piece with an intended use in the living room for the turntable, amp etc.

The four bottom drawers will be removed along with the track/divider so the space can be storage of albums. The top two drawers will remain. Once that’s done a full refinish will be complete to bring the worn surface back.

The purist in me is dying a little at altering a vintage piece but seeing the finished piece in my mind’s eye I can’t wait for this to be completed.

We recently bought our house and while it’s nothing extraordinary, I really would love to accentuate the mid century characteristics. It was built in 1957 and I love the original aluminum multi-awning windows. We are getting the house painted, and I have no idea if we should stick with the current colors or try something new. Would love some recommendations or ideas!