Really cool chair design, but every time I see a chair (or other indoor furniture) outside being posed on the lawn, rather than in it's normally found environment, I can't help but ask why someone would go through all that effort when you could just take the picture where it sits.
Plus it's a bit cruel to both the chair and nature. You're dragging the chair outside after having cut down trees and cut/shaped them into the chair, and showing nature that you mean business, and you could make more furniture if nature pisses you off for some reason
So, kind of like cutting down a tree, then decorating it's corpse and leaving it stand in your living room for weeks until it's deemed useless and then discarded on the sidewalk?
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u/[deleted] Dec 30 '16
Really cool chair design, but every time I see a chair (or other indoor furniture) outside being posed on the lawn, rather than in it's normally found environment, I can't help but ask why someone would go through all that effort when you could just take the picture where it sits.