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All the Furniture a Bookworm Needs
The dream that started this blog was about a hotel room that turned out to be a grand library. It had no bed but several couches, which was just fine with me if I was going to have access to so many wonderful books. Now I find that Flexform has taken my dream, turned it inside out, and made it one. Behold the Oltre Libreria Grande. It's a couch, it's a library, and it's a bed! How dreamy!
via Book Patrol
It doesn't say at the link how much it is. Wow, that sure would look nice parked next to the samovar, wouldn't it? ;)
Posted by:H.M. | 2008.05.18 at 16:15
Oh yes! How could I forget the tea?
Posted by:Sylvia | 2008.05.18 at 16:17
That takes reading in bed to a whole new level. I need it in a darker color though so it won't show cat hair or dirty dog prints :)
Posted by:Stefanie | 2008.05.19 at 05:57
Good point. We mustn't forget our furry reading companions!
Posted by:Sylvia | 2008.05.19 at 17:00
WOW! I love it. I wonder how much it is. I couldn't find that on the site. I think I would like it even more in a darker color. Nice find! See, dreams can come true ;)
Posted by:Cris | 2008.05.20 at 06:08
It just needs a big table at the right height in front of it to spread reading material on. I have some friends who have a large glass "coffee" table between their couches and it always has lots of books and magazine/journals on it and it's just wonderful.
Posted by:Chuck | 2008.05.20 at 13:29
Absolutely, Cris. Thanks for visiting!
That does sound wonderful, Chuck. Then all that would be missing is a satellite radio playing the all-Mahler channel... ;)
Posted by:Sylvia | 2008.05.20 at 20:31
I fear an all-Mahler channel would cause a rise in the suicide rate. I'd love it but it didn't do anything for Rita's friend. ;-)
Posted by:Chuck | 2008.05.23 at 19:41
I forgot what happened to her... Did she meet her Creator Spiritus?
Posted by:Sylvia | 2008.05.23 at 19:58
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Thank you.
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Posted by:Sylvia | 2008.07.02 at 16:55