Thee Love Seat
In the vernacular... the epitome of a common piece of furnishing.
The colourful, enchanting and poetic Love Seat made with "amour" tiles, created by Ruth Lodder
Parlez-moi d'amour as I take a seatie...
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4 comments:
I LOVE this!
What a -lovely- design!
Lovley seats! Reminds me of the swedish artist Ernst Billgren.
Oh yes, indeed... the mosaics. His sculptures are breathtaking! An amazing feat to work with this type of medium.
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