Seen at a building salvage company, someone has gone to the trouble of carving away one side and part of the end of a clawfoot tub. There is a wooden deck cut to fit, but I'd really like to know what the sculptor was thinking...
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Dave
said...
I'd like to know what the person who put the price tag on it was thinking.
Seriously though I think maybe it's meant to have cushions and be used as a sofa/loveseat but those edges...
it's a cutaway clawfoot tub made by a cutaway enthusiast that probably specializes in bath & kitchen cutaway objects. they'll never find another bath cutaway enthusiast, so $500 needs to be cutaway to about $20.
3 comments:
I'd like to know what the person who put the price tag on it was thinking.
Seriously though I think maybe it's meant to have cushions and be used as a sofa/loveseat but those edges...
it's a cutaway clawfoot tub made by a cutaway enthusiast that probably specializes in bath & kitchen cutaway objects. they'll never find another bath cutaway enthusiast, so $500 needs to be cutaway to about $20.
I'll go with Dave's suggestion of a love seat, but with incontinence clearly a
factor, so hold the cushions...
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