Industrial wash tubs, cut down, cleaned and with the edges ground smooth.
The addition of German grain sack cushions completes the picture.
Jerry, the world’s most fabulous upholsterer, made these chairs feel as good
as they look.
My love of words and numbers is always apparent in my space in Hudson.
Below, the wool carding mill cubbies, the cracker boxes and, of course, the
grain sack all have something to say. There are diminutive numbers on the
ironstone apothecary bowls, the name of a French hotel on the plates and,
for reasons unknown, the number 5 on the round rock.
The factory chest below has wooden dividers inside. There was no chance that the
wrong item would be pulled from these drawers with the double-numbering system.
Isn’t there anything here that isn’t written on ?
I guess the ticking stool on the left
and the big green table (below) are the silent type. I am very tempted to get out my
pen and take care of this worrisome situation.
The green table is exactly what I have been looking for! Is there any way you can get back to me?
I’m in PA and can easily get up to you!