A very thin bench (OK, it's only a shelf...)
Quercianella
Livorno, August 2010
(Photo by VP, Livorno Daily Photo)
Quercianella
Livorno, August 2010
(Photo by VP, Livorno Daily Photo)
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9 comments:
You'd better have a slim butt to sit on this bench! I like the colors. But what is the purple thing that looks like a water jug? I see numbers but that makes no sense.
It's also very low. But I like the color.
Quite a bright bench.
Not only a slim butt, but a light one is needed for this bench. Don't know that those terracotta pots would take the weight of the average Detroit butt! :-D I'm curious about the blue pot too.
It's certainly an eye-catcher.
Know anything about the basket?
It's a lovely photo and I like colours, but the bench doesn't look very comfy!
I am not really sure if this could be considered a bench or simply a colorful shelf for merchandise, but I liked it...
I think mayhaps you are right... and we are all having fun playing along with you. It is, after all, a lovely hit of color! :-) But no more info on that mysterious pot with numbers?
Really! This is gorgeous. I'd love to know more about the pot/basket, too.
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