The Last Thing That You Acquired #35  

I have a friend with a two-seater looking like this chair.  The leather-fiber (?) straps were failing, so I replaced them with panels of 3/8 plywood.  The seat is firmer now, of course -- but for a knock-off and not much budget, I figured it was the right solution.  Always reversable in the future, of course . . .

Spanky, 
I'm going to try and restore them the best I can (clean off as much flaking as possible and condition whats left?)   Or have a friend who does upholstery make some plain, untufted cushions in tweed/wool like fabric (as a price saver, for the cushions to match my Danish chairs a little better, and as knock offs I don't mind doing something completely unauthentic with them!)
SDR,
Nice work!  I've done the plywood thing for the bottoms of a few Danish chairs.  I'd suggest taking it a step further and wrapping the wood in fabric (both for esthetics and to keep the cushions from possibly snagging on the wood)
edited- the cat distratced me.

I like that idea with the cushions, some copies definitely better than others. 
I saw a movie once that I think was filmed at IIT and the barcelona in that didnt have straps but a wide red cordoroy belt like a deck chair and unbuttoned red cord cushions, It looked cool but I'd try brown belts and grey wool or black belts with houndstooth, 

Here's the overall view.  Oversize cushions, in a material that's holding up pretty well.  The straps were hopeless . . .

hit up some local thrift malls today and found a pair of fance and son teak side tables designed by tove & edvard kindt-larsen. model 510
this is not a common find for my area and i had to contain my excitement when checking out with the stupidly low price of what they were 
these tables were spared by the furniture gods! as everything else in that particular vendor's alloted space was that horribule upcycled niche painted furniture including what looked like something in the style of heywood wakefield and also a crendeza by lane. but these didnt escaped unhamed, some finished was applied, poorly i might add in some areas when it pooled up on the bottom side and bottom of legs, that will need to be removed but all tags and labels are there!

I recently picked up this high-back chair.  I love the way it sits...

Greetings to all!
This morning I stopped by my favorite resale store and bought these 3 fused glass pieces marked "kalidescopio made in Italia".  They remind me of my facial complexion.
Best,
 
Your Aunt M.

My new bedside lamps.
Laminated stained beech stands with metal and plastic shades. 
Makers mark to the bottom says Type Nr 23 Cumulus, Norway.
I've never seen them before, they cast a lovely light.

Verner Panton for Fritz Hansen, System 1-2-3 Model E+P (low back chair + removable arms).  Still has the original Miralastic fabric which was designed by Panton, and in good condition.
It's not really my style, but I couldn't help myself.  So it is going away.
And my god it is orange.
 

It's lovely.  Never saw one.  It's one of those chairs that manages to echo the human form, isn't it . . .

Yes, even though it's not my style (no wood) I have to admit hat it really is a fantastic design. And entirely comfortable. It's the addition of the arms that really does it. 

Recently bought a concrete pendant lamp for my room. The style really fits my rustic themed space. My place now is well Lit and very much elegant. 

The Last thing I bought was  a Pooja Mantap. A wooden cupboard like thing used to keep idols of gods. We call as prayer room also.I totally loved the teak wood used and the carvings on it. They were amazing.I thought it was costly around 1,25000 INR but worth it.

Grete Jalk Coffee Table.

Very nice.  When I see visible fasteners on one plane of a piece -- and I believe such fasteners are an excellent means of construction -- I wonder if the piece was delivered to the dealer disassembled.  "Flat-pack" is the current term, I guess.  A pair of lounge chairs shown on another thread were similarly equipped.  
If so, is it clear how the legs are attached to the top in a removable way, on this table ?