Thanks for the comment, Su. Unfortunately it doesn’t show on my blog so I cannot even reply. This feels so rude. Like not sending a thank you note…. I have heard from other bloggers that they, too, are having all sorts of problems, not just with WP but with their iPhone, Messenger…..all things that I don’t have. It’s not just me so I guess whenever ‘it’ gets fixed, it will all be fixed. I hope.
Great photo and just shows how much beauty there can be in the lines of an everyday object. It looks comfy too, despite the missing bit!
Reminds me that Rennie-Mackintosh designed a lot of furniture, including some fabulous chairs which are great to look at – but horribly uncomfortable!
Hehe. The reason I decided to refurbish the chairs is that they weren’t all that comfy — having woven refuse seats. The “new improved” versions have more cushioning so we don’t leave our dinner guests needing chiropractic care after eating with us.
I know what you mean about Rennie Mackintosh furniture — and his houses too apparently. Lovely to look at but madly impractical and not really fit for purpose 🙁
Zimmerbitch 
A new project? Or just an image about isolation?
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Dining chair refurb. Though a solitary chair with no seat is quite an appropriate image for a lot of what’s going on 😬
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Might be a new seat in the making?!
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Nice project Su, please show us when you’re done.
Leslie xoxo
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I will. It’s part of an on-going project to refurbish all my dining chairs
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I was thinking the same – a new project perhaps??
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Looks to me as if it’s missing one vital part. 🙂 Otherwise, I like the simplicity of it.
janet
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Hehe. Well-spotted.
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Thanks for the comment, Su. Unfortunately it doesn’t show on my blog so I cannot even reply. This feels so rude. Like not sending a thank you note…. I have heard from other bloggers that they, too, are having all sorts of problems, not just with WP but with their iPhone, Messenger…..all things that I don’t have. It’s not just me so I guess whenever ‘it’ gets fixed, it will all be fixed. I hope.
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Really like the feel of the photo Su 🙂
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Thanks Brian
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cool shot
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Thank you
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Great photo and just shows how much beauty there can be in the lines of an everyday object. It looks comfy too, despite the missing bit!
Reminds me that Rennie-Mackintosh designed a lot of furniture, including some fabulous chairs which are great to look at – but horribly uncomfortable!
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Hehe. The reason I decided to refurbish the chairs is that they weren’t all that comfy — having woven refuse seats. The “new improved” versions have more cushioning so we don’t leave our dinner guests needing chiropractic care after eating with us.
I know what you mean about Rennie Mackintosh furniture — and his houses too apparently. Lovely to look at but madly impractical and not really fit for purpose 🙁
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