Eventually.
48 inches deep. I'm comfortable just looking at it. Can't imagine how comfortable it must be to sit on.
I love the lines on these.
Not your traditional cedar chest...
Pau.
- hfs
5.08.2009
Furniture lust
I.Want.These.
Eventually.
48 inches deep. I'm comfortable just looking at it. Can't imagine how comfortable it must be to sit on.
I love the lines on these.
Not your traditional cedar chest...
Pau.
- hfs
Eventually.
48 inches deep. I'm comfortable just looking at it. Can't imagine how comfortable it must be to sit on.
I love the lines on these.
Not your traditional cedar chest...
Pau.
- hfs
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I had an advisor in college who had that exact chair. It was very comfortable. Heavy damn thing, though....I'd hate to be the one lugging that around come PCS time.
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I'm ok with heavy. My Daddy was a woodworker and built furniture. The family joke is that a tornado could rip through my parents' home and it could come tumbling down around them.
But the furniture would stand.
The chair is a la 1950s library era. Which is why I love it. I love the lines. I love where the design came from. I love the color. Now, all it needs is a fireplace bracketed by 10' high bookcases.
Oh, and none of this will be bought while MacGyver is still on active duty. There's no way on God's green earth that I would spend that kind of money and then allow military movers (or any movers) to touch it.
I'm a redhead but I'm not crazy.
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