Above: Pieces: My (chopstick) paintbrush holders - T. Youngblood
Above: The back room last winter - insulated and furnished, but construction not complete! T. Youngblood
An art history professor of mine once said that "romantic, is anything of another time, not the present---and any other place, not where we are now." I kind of get what he was saying, in that we tend to romanticize the past and sometimes the future, and we tend to romanticize other places...probably the reason we want to take vacations there.
Today I'm posting photos of romantic sofas (like my drop cloth covered old sofa "Rosie" shown in the photo above) to celebrate design of the past and the first day of February, the month of romance. (Oh! And did I mention that my birthday is on the 25th?) P.S. Does anyone know who the nice person is who gave me a year's subscription to Veranda magazine, the first issue of which I received in yesterday's mail? :o)
Above: "Rosie" patiently awaiting her room...
I could get very romantic about the first sofa and, a sure sign that two people live in my brain, I really like the second one, too! Happy B day, what the heck, make it your birthday month.
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