r/midcentury

My assorted collection of mid century planters. 🛸🪴🌿

We bought this house about 3 years ago and it was in rough shape. It’s almost daily that we uncover new problems, but this one has been a thorn in my side since we moved in. It’s finally getting nice and warm in northeast Ohio and my walls are beginning their seasonal sweat. A few times every summer I have to mop the walls because the humidity up at the ceiling makes everything drip. I literally have sweaty lines down the walls. The wood beams drip dark brown sticky crud onto the floors too. I don’t know if there is a remedy for this or if I just need to convince my husband to let me hang a million plants up there. I figured I’d ask the rest of you fine high ceiling folks and see if it’s a common problem or if it is something I need to actually look into. Picture is after a fresh mopping. Thanks!!

I have had these put away for years while my kids were young for fear of them getting knocked off the bathroom wall.

I’m gonna try to get them hung this weekend!

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It’s the second time I have the huge privilege to visit this beautiful house. Designed by Osvaldo Borsani for his father in the late 1930s, the house is kept basically intact until nowadays.

The ingenious creations for Tecno can be seen there, as well as a lot of Lucio Fontana ceramics (such as the fireplace with horses).

The house usually opens for guided tours during Milano Design Week, and since this year it was terribly announced, me and my partner had basically a private visit to the property.

These are authentic teak jl moller. They are part of a teak dining set my parents had, and the table has the jl moller mark and Danish furniture makers control.

I’ve been looking at the resources, and going back and forth with photos, and I can’t figure it out. I’m wondering if it’s an 80?

I am guessing made in the 50s-70s? But, unknown.

Let me hear your honest ratings on this!