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No.3 It's a Scandivanian teck table and chairs. Maybe from Danmark.
ReplyDeleteMany of my furnitures are like this, teck and that style.
My mom in 1965 did buy it to put in our home. She was a «avant garde» in those years.
Since then, my sister, brother and me have bought our furniture in this modern style.
The chairs in the photo looks a bit like the ones we had when we were living with my parents.
What a cool table! Mid-century modern and I love it!
ReplyDeleteLooks like a bit of a design faux pas at the optometrist's shop! Love the table and chairs, clean design for a small space.
ReplyDeleteJiEL - Your mom was ahead of her time.
ReplyDeletewhakattk - I like it too.
Anon @9:17am - Definitely.
She was quite a modern mind and at 93yo now, she's always having that young mimded spirit.
ReplyDeleteAs we've moved 15 times from 1954 to 1976, my mom liked to decorate every new places we lived in. Dad was working for Bell Canada and eahc time we moved, it was for him a promotion.
The first time we moved to Québec city in 1960, we stayed there only 6 months.
So quick to move to another place that my parents didn't had time to unpack some of the boxes.. LOL!
about #2: a friend of mine used to say: straight people are homosexuals who still don't know they are!
ReplyDeleteI love both the design features... that table makes sense, as does the door handle... if it were on a mens room!
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