I imagine a cigarette smoking Uzbek dude with 3 teeth or a female street warrior in cargo pants developing this beauty of a lounge chair. I love creative, no question, so many cool things we see every day on the web, that some crazy DIY-nerd has crafted.
This piece of patio furniture challenges my maybe too narrow mental horizon. Did they think: “Hum, let’s slap some red on that baby so it will feel like lying down on a field of strawberries”?
The colour can’t hide what’s underneath. It’s a skid commonly a.k.a. pallet, a bunch of worn out wood, where hundreds of tons of all kinds of cargo has rested on, thousands of splinters still sticking out to welcome any parts of your body that you might be willing to surrender to this prickly lounger.
Urs writes blog content for the Designer Patio Furniture Blog. He lives in Toronto, Canada, and is passionate about ultimate designs in outdoor furniture. He is always on the hunt for information that could be interesting for the reader. He specifically loves to pass on tips in connection with decks, patios, backyards and of course patio furniture.
Jim is a freelance writer with many years of experience working within the Toronto area, most recently as a copywriter in corporate web content, including advertising and promotional copy, flyers and sales letters as well as general web content such as articles, opinion pieces and blogs.
Very bright rustic patio. Now all it needs is one of those enormous umbrellas to serve as patio covers. Perhaps something in green?