I could go into an entire lecture on the history of a unique, visually appealing piece of furniture here, but I do not feel up to writing that, and I doubt that you feel up to reading that. Therefore, in place of that, I will let you guys in on something that I am no addicted to...very much so. First, let me refresh your memory (in case you did not read my last post). Yesterday, my mum, dad, and I went shopping for furniture. It was all good, all good. And it got even better when we happened across a leaf shaped/triangular dining room height set. It was addiction at first sight (yes, I'm that person). Imagine me going 'where the heck have you been my whole life', then going on a slightly perverted streak of running my hand against the tabletop (not very awkward at all). The table was just so different than all of the types of tables I have seen throughout my fifteen years of life. I've seen circular, square, rectangle. It is not that I did not believe these tables existed (because if they did not, then woooh, what the heck has designers been up to?), it is just that I never believed that they could be so darn visually appealing. Oh, and mind you, the seats and bench apart of it is very comfortable!
Have you ever had one of those moments where you feel like such a newbie because you are just experiencing something so old for the first time? Just seeing something? Share below. I'd love to hear about your awkward moments (hopefully not as perverted as mine ;).
This photo is an example of how my family's new dining room set is. The only difference is that ours is brown, a little taller, and the seats are different.
These photos do not serve these tables justice. You need to go and see it in person, and I believe that you will get all creeper-like, just like me.
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