#shell chair

[iusemytimesagely]

[undercooked-icicle]

Behold! Man, on snail! Circa 2024.

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@hellenhighwater

Shell. Chair. Shair if you will.

[benbemine]

Living Room Open in Los Angeles Mid-sized 1960s open concept light wood floor and beige floor living room photo with white walls and no fireplace

[realloveormadness]

New York Loft-Style Living Room A large image of a living room in an urban loft style with a light wood floor, white walls, and a television

[shareyourvulnerability]

Midcentury Dining Room - Dining Room Example of a mid-sized 1960s light wood floor and beige floor great room design with white walls and a stone fireplace

[claibourn]

Sometimes called the ``smiling chair,'' Hans Wegner's Shell Chair (1963) achieves a floating lightness with its wing-like seat and arching curved legs. His belief that a chair ``should be beautiful from all sides and angles'' is especially evident here, a marvel of grace and beauty.

–Design Within Reach

[furniture-in-film]

Ray & Charles Eames Tandem Shell Seating (1962) in Scanners (1981) dir. David Cronenberg

[happyheidi]

[xxplastic-cubexx]

BIRTHDAY HAUL courtesy of a very lovely friend of mine 🥺

bonus goofy pics of a bday snack i had earlier with my favorite menace …..

[i-like-books-and-women]

Ok so I've been thinking about this for a little bit. Last weekend on Saturday (omg they said the thing) I went to Texas roadhouse with my parents and my bestie because they wanted to take her out to dinner as a congratulations for getting into her dream school. And from that I one main thought. That being that Texas roadhouse is I think the peak of Americana/American stereotypes and I think it's one of those places that doesn't sound real if you're not from the states.

[cursed-and-haunted]

my dream home decor does involve a shell headboard

[almostarts]

Shell chairs model FH-1936, Denmark. 1948,

Designed by Hans Wegner for Fritz Hansen,

Walnut veneered plywood and beech legs. H: 70 cm/ 27 1/2'' W: 70 cm/ 27 1/2'' D: 64 cm/ 25 1/4''

Courtesy: Modernity

[puppppppppy]

wish they would just let me live on wuhu island man.. kicks pebble and sighs

[amu-brain-dump]

free space ask! would just like to hear you talk about anything you like :)

This is such a dangerous ask ship. You could have me randomly ranting about anything😯 is that what you want??

Anyway, what you may not know about me is my love for cozy clothes and in particular loungewear: onesies, kigurumis, hoodies and more. And being Australian you might or might not be familiar with The Oodie. It is a wonderful clothing contraption designed to warm and love you like nothing else.

This is the one I own by the way. Its all cozy and wamr on the inside, has a huge soft pockets for your phone and snack and whatever shit you desire (don't be fooled tho, the model seems to be on the smol side cause my oodie does not reach my knees). But no matter what, from November till May (apparently) I will be wearing this in the house 24/7

And you might tell me: but Amu, it's great but it's very expensive. Yes it is expensive and I hate that but it's gotten so popular that clones have spawned. And what's good about clones, you ask? Well clones are normally cheaper

I introduced them to my sister, she has 3 and my mum has 1 too. It is very wonderful and it's basically a blanket dress

[chewablepebbles]

One of my moms has a CAT that likes to rough house with me, which I readily obliged to in the beginning, but now she's starting to set traps using bait to get me down to biteable level and it's honestly impressive and very scary to me.