Tub sofa

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This is an incredible good idea for an old tub @ flavour design co. :: savon - [via] Link.

Posted by Phillip Torrone | Apr 2, 2007 02:33 AM
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Posted by: debagel on April 2, 2007 at 5:28 AM

This looks very much like the sofa that Holly Golightly had in her appartement in Breakfast at Tiffany's...


Posted by: hammerthumb on April 2, 2007 at 7:33 AM

Did anyone else mentally yell "Aaaaahgh" when they saw the side cut out of this wonderful cast iron tub?

When I was a toddler the house I lived in had an old clawfoot tub that I spent many prune-wrinkled hours playing in. It was like having an indoor swimming pool.

To me, these old tubs are a treasure. They represent a past when fixtures in homes were built to last longer than 5 years.

I appreciate the value in converting something of little use into something of greater use but this repurposing makes me cringe :)


Posted by: Fusion on April 2, 2007 at 3:46 PM

debagel:

that was the first thing i though of when i saw this.

i've been thinking of doing the same thing for a while now. but i htink i'm going to use a non-footed tub on a pedestal to spread the pressure across the floor. my current apartment doesn't have a single floor that is level, it's kind of fun rolling marbles and watching them arc.


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