Reflections of a working writer and reader
To render a crucial point of feelings in terms of human speech is really an impossible task. Written words can only form a sort of translation. And if that translation happens, from want of skill or from over-anxiety, to be too literal, the people caught in the toils of passion, instead of disclosing themselves, which would be art, are made to give themselves away, which is neither art nor life. Joseph Conrad
Designer Sallie Trout built her shelves in an inaccessible stairwell which she reaches by a bosun’s chair. The chair is fastened to a chain hoist hanging from the ceiling.
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Love it! I want one of them.
Great use of space! I don’t understand though how she gets up and down on the chain?
Wow! this is really nice. I like this style of placing bookshelves and also the hanging chair. Thanks for sharing this great idea. I will certainly try this in my home. The girl sitting in the hanging chair looks very comfortable while reading. I like also to try as I do have too many books. I am having problems in organizing them in a small room.
this is really interesting and I would definitely recommend this post. I find it funny and at the same time entertaining. It can easily be a new way to exercise yourself lolz. thanks for posting this one John.
That is really cool. I love the fact that it is mobile and accessible at the same time. Where can I get one?
Interesting concept …. wonder if there is a weight restriction on the bosun chair and chain ….
I have seen one of these before at a job site in cali, so I had one built for my wife!
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