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I look at those chairs and wonder if your kids would be more likely to dive bomb on them because they seem whimsical
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Substitute kids for the dog (although kids are surely to come in a year or two) and that’s why the eames is in the study and not in the living room. That old thing has survived 42 years so far, and in its current place will make fifty easily. In the living room id be posting about how expensive some repairs are.I look at those chairs and wonder if your kids would be more likely to dive bomb on them because they seem whimsical
Dont you have kids? Squishy chairs and white boucle looking fabric is risky business with adults let alone kids.It's SOOOOO expensive, but I keep going back to the Paulin pacha chairs for the pair of living room chairs I've been looking for. No doubt not the most consensual choice but they have that weirdly charming, inviting vibe that makes me smile.
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IIRC, Greg's boys are old enough now that the chairs would have a decent chanceDont you have kids? Squishy chairs and white boucle looking fabric is risky business with adults let alone kids.
It's SOOOOO expensive, but I keep going back to the Paulin pacha chairs for the pair of living room chairs I've been looking for. No doubt not the most consensual choice but they have that weirdly charming, inviting vibe that makes me smile.
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I don’t understand, can’t you just train them?Dont you have kids? Squishy chairs and white boucle looking fabric is risky business with adults let alone kids.
I don’t understand, can’t you just train them?
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My parents had an area in the house with the nice furniture for entertaining guest. We knew that room was off limits to us as kids.
My parents had an area in the house with the nice furniture for entertaining guest. We knew that room was off limits to us as kids.
My stepmother had an off-limits living room with plastic on the furniture. She also had plastic runners on the carpet in the hallway. She grew up poor AF outside Tyler, Texas, though.My parents had an area in the house with the nice furniture for entertaining guest. We knew that room was off limits to us as kids.
My stepmother had an off-limits living room with plastic on the furniture. She also had plastic runners on the carpet in the hallway. She grew up poor AF outside Tyler, Texas, though.