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Chair of the Day: Sad Chairs
“Take a peek inside the cruel and unforgiving world of St. Louis, Missouri’s abandoned, abused and neglected chairs. Found in back alleys all over the city, these chairs live out their last days on mean streets, forsaken by their owners and forgotten by society. Until now…”
So says author, Bill Keaggy, who has dedicated an entire book, 50 Sad Chairs, to these forlorn seats. You can find a copy of Bill’s book over at Amazon where it sells for a mere $5.99! A happy price, indeed.
The thing is, I see these chairs and I immediately start to imagine how I could fix them up. Sometimes I think I should start yet another side business. How about you?
2 Responses to “Chair of the Day: Sad Chairs”
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Posted by Hatch: The Design Public ® Blog » Blog Archive » In Case You Missed It: Around the Web This Week on September 26th, 2008 at 6:27 pm
[...] tipped me off to the book 50 Sad Chairs over at Design Hole. Thanks Jennifer! I first heard about this project in ‘05, and I think of the site every time [...]
I totally want to buy them up, too. What if we split them?:)