One of the final rooms in Sellers Home is a bedroom. Paul has already made furniture for the Master Bedroom in the house so we are interested in the “other bedrooms” in your home. How are they used? What furniture do they have?
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As in any bedroom:
– bed;
– bed side cabinet;
– wardrobe;
– chest of drawer;
– mirror;
For a somebody needing some autonomy (e.g. kid), add:
– desk;
– armchair;
– bookcase.
For young kid:
– toys storage;
For baby:
– changing table;
…
I think the only piece not more or less covered is the armchair, altough it could be a variation of the rocking chair.
Of course different design of pieces are welcome.
I vote for a wood office chair, if someone can design one is the master P.Sellers 😀
Sewing table
For some reason I hit enter before I finished the survey I meant to add – we have a blanket box and and a quilt rack that hangs a very special family heirloom quilt for guests
I think something iconic for children — a rocking horse — would be a wonderful addition. Here is a link to a “folk art” rocking horse that could serve generations of children, and, when not in use decorate any home. I’m sure Paul could come up with a version that we all could make.
https://www.1stdibs.com/furniture/folk-art/toys/pennsylvania-folk-art-rocking-horse/id-f_466615/
Thanks!