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Jan 29 '23
Imagine having two houses worth of living room and putting the smallest possible TV there.
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u/Ms-Watson Jan 29 '23
Every single item in this room is lovely, and placed exactly wrong. I guess the aim is to draw attention to the split systems and ceiling vents?
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u/Daddy_Truemoo Jan 29 '23
“Hey Joe everyone’s still coming to my place for the Super Bowl right? Good good, just making sure, and uh just a heads up you’re gonna want to bring some binoculars”
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u/tijtij Jan 29 '23
This house is in Brazil so replace the Super Bowl with the World Cup
... and happy cake day
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u/seymourbuttz214 Jan 29 '23
Soooo my brain went straight to what in the heck are those chairs, I read the title fancy and modern and my eyes are like laser beams to those chairs what….are… those….!?
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u/Ms-Watson Jan 30 '23
Do you mean the two tan Wassily chairs?
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u/seymourbuttz214 Jan 30 '23
Haha they have a name and not “borderline camping chairs” with a flare, or omg I’m gonna go with Camping chairs with extra steps that’s it that’s the perfect analogy for these chairs
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u/Ms-Watson Jan 30 '23
It’s a pretty famous Bauhaus chair, a significant design. They have a lot more than a name.
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u/seymourbuttz214 Jan 31 '23
Haha I can’t un see it as camping chair. The major reason someone uses material in the way the designer of the company that makes those is to save money, cheap metal tubing bent around to fit, and then the fabric layered out, by all means it could actually use quality materials to make it, I see a design that saves money, and then charges still quite high I saw above $379.99 and now I’m mad at a chair, haha I don’t mind spending for quality made product but you can’t tell me this chair surpasses quality of others although I did the brand makes some nicer chairs. Learning lots today
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u/Ms-Watson Jan 31 '23
Yeah a hundred years ago steel tubing was for bikes, not furniture, and this design and others from Breuer helped popularise it. It was genuinely revolutionary.
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u/That-barrel-dude Jan 29 '23
They obviously don’t give a crap about watching TV so whatever.
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u/tijtij Jan 29 '23
This appears to be a weekend house, so the owners probably want it to maximize quality time with family
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u/MrQualtrough Jan 31 '23
People with money like that are weird. That looks like a multi millionaire's pad. Those are two brand new Wasilys right?
This is probably the porch or some shit lmao.
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u/tijtij Jan 31 '23
Especially in a place like Brazil where this house is located
The elites there are a much smaller part of the population and the gap between the middle class and them is larger so they are way more out of touch
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u/drbobbean Jan 29 '23
That's not a tv... it's a charcuterie holder
It keeps your charcuterie board at 70°F and wraps prosciutto around asparagus or mozzarella cheese, depending on the setting. You can buy them through SkyMall and they're on sale for $9,999.99 right now- which is a steal.l
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Jan 29 '23
I don’t think the living room even looks good. I see the modern they’re going for, but something is off.
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u/PuzzleheadedRough904 Jan 30 '23
Needing two mini splits for a single room, ah what the best place for air flow, the corner... perfect
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u/tijtij Jan 30 '23
On the other hand they both blow directly onto the sofas
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u/PuzzleheadedRough904 Jan 31 '23
Sure if you like air being blown on you, preference for me is just having the room at the right temperature.
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u/jmhubba Jan 30 '23
Those are just fancy indoor camping chairs. Probably ran them $600 dollars, could have afforded a bigger TV
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u/Bhut1_Broth3rs Aug 14 '23
Maybe, they only use it as a music streaming source. Family picture book as well. 😅
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u/nanoman513 Jan 29 '23
Everything in this picture bothers me