And just for fun – here are some more seat options… see anyhting you like? ha….
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That wicker love seat loooks like it was nice back in the day….
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Hahaha!
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All these old furniture has an aesthetic appeal, right?
I feel, we are losing this aesthetic sense over generations…
When we take photos of old structures and new buildings it’s quite evident.
It’s been a long time since I visited your blog and let me explore it 🙂
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Oh thanks for dropping by my friend – and you are right – we don’t want to lose aesthetics – especially as AI permeates the culture
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I like the overall feel of the opening pic … not if I could only change the design of the chairs. 😉
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Seems many folks are not liking the chairs – and I can see why – and the mirrors in the first have an 80s vibe to me
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I can’t say much about the appeal of the seating in these photos, but oooooh … LOVE the mirrors in the first photo!
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I went back and looked at them a little more – and I agree – 😉
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Interesting seats – but they don’t look very cosy. I cannot imagine spending hours on them reading.
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I fully agree – they were targeting the people who did not use the back of seats during tea chatting time – ha
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Hmmm, if I’m looking for a comfortable place to sit, I might head to Florida.
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Hahaha – 😂😂
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I like photos of seats, chairs, benches… any old place on which a person could rest his or her backside. That being said, maybe not on the furniture in the last photo. I do have standards, you know!
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I hear you ally – but the two white stools might be able to be refurbished (kidding)
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I don’t know about these furniture, not my type. I bet it comes with a shocking tag price. I will repurpose a seat from Florida.
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I think you are right about the price being high as collectibles and I agree – not my taste either – …. but I assume the trend came in with some rage
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I’ll take the folding table to the right. Wood still looks good. A bit of polishing and two coats of varnish, it should be as good as new. With personality. 🙂
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Ahhh – a little patina after that polish – I see your vision – 😉
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Hehe! Plus I like wood and working wood. The noblest material for your hands to work on.
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This is cool. I’ve not thought of others thinking of taking pictures of chairs. Like taking pictures of chair too.
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Well I am
Not sure if you join challenges – but if you do – and you happen to see some cool chairs this year – maybe join in with the “pull up a seat” folks …..
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Non of these seats look comfortable enough for me, except for maybe the pink wingback in the last photo, but I think I’ll give it a miss in case it has fleas. 😅
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Yes – that one would have caught my eye too – if new – and it probably has mold too – blah
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Just noticed there is a second pink chair to math that one – it is upper left – ! A pair
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So, we have one each. 😃
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I truly like the composition of the last photo. It’s very backwoods Americana.
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Thanks Joey I Took three pictures of this yard and someone said I could have writing “anywhere” in Florida as opposed to somewhere – and your Americana comment fit this so well. I noticed even more after posting the pic – like even the “big workout machine” maybe a bow flex…but Americana fits it so well
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🙂
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Aha… pull up a pew… and rest! 😉
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Exactly
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A fabulous selection of seats.
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thanks so much Robbie
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Fun post. Thanks for playing along.
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glad to connect – thanks for the comment
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