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STN EOE what is the proper name for this?
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I want to search for one online. Saw it in a model home and have the perfect spot for one in my home.
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Re: STN EOE what is the proper name for this?
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May 12, 2011, 10:46:56 PM »
Coat rack bench, or storage chest with coat rack.
http://www.coatrackshack.com
Even referred to as a hall tree on some of those, although it is not a typical tree style coat rack.
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portemanteau?
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Re: STN EOE what is the proper name for this?
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"Lone White Towel on Hall Tree Peg", if you wanted to give it a title.
I think the spacing of the pegs, and the lone towel symbolizes that we are alone, and even the closest others can come to us is some distance apart. The almost currency green finish of the hall tree is a metaphor, explaining that even surrounded by money we will still be alone, and of course the wall and floor treatments are symbolic of how hard life is for each of us. The closed door speaks of choices made, while the half-glimpsed staircase hints at redemption and growth being just out of reach.
That, or it's just plain racist, a white towel surrounded by green being supported by a brown peg.
And there's a possibility that I may have dated too many art school chicks back in the day and accidently retained what they were nattering on about
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Re: STN EOE what is the proper name for this?
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Quote from: Croak on May 12, 2011, 11:14:30 PM
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I think the spacing of the pegs, and the lone towel symbolizes that we are alone, and even the closest others can come to us is some distance apart. The almost currency green finish of the hall tree is a metaphor, explaining that even surrounded by money we will still be alone, and of course the wall and floor treatments are symbolic of how hard life is for each of us. The closed door speaks of choices made, while the half-glimpsed staircase hints at redemption and growth being just out of reach...
We have pills for that.
Quote from: Croak on May 12, 2011, 11:14:30 PM
And there's a possibility that I may have dated too many art school chicks back in the day and accidently retained what they were nattering on about
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Not so much for that.
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Re: STN EOE what is the proper name for this?
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Quote from: Croak on May 12, 2011, 11:14:30 PM
"Lone White Towel on Hall Tree Peg", if you wanted to give it a title.
I think the spacing of the pegs, and the lone towel symbolizes that we are alone, and even the closest others can come to us is some distance apart. The almost currency green finish of the hall tree is a metaphor, explaining that even surrounded by money we will still be alone, and of course the wall and floor treatments are symbolic of how hard life is for each of us. The closed door speaks of choices made, while the half-glimpsed staircase hints at redemption and growth being just out of reach.
That, or it's just plain racist, a white towel surrounded by green being supported by a brown peg.
And there's a possibility that I may have dated too many art school chicks back in the day and accidently retained what they were nattering on about
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Art School girls were the BESTEST!
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Quote from: Justin on May 12, 2011, 10:46:56 PM
Even referred to as a hall tree on some of those, although it is not a typical tree style coat rack.
It is, in fact, a hall tree!
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Re: STN EOE what is the proper name for this?
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That would be real handy if the bench opened up for storage below.
Looks like a Mission style piece to me.
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That is called a 'hiboy'. Usually found in mudrooms.
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Quote from: MrsCablebandit on May 13, 2011, 06:54:23 AM
It is, in fact, a hall tree!
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Quote from: Croak on May 12, 2011, 11:14:30 PM
"Lone White Towel on Hall Tree Peg", if you wanted to give it a title.
I think the spacing of the pegs, and the lone towel symbolizes that we are alone, and even the closest others can come to us is some distance apart. The almost currency green finish of the hall tree is a metaphor, explaining that even surrounded by money we will still be alone, and of course the wall and floor treatments are symbolic of how hard life is for each of us. The closed door speaks of choices made, while the half-glimpsed staircase hints at redemption and growth being just out of reach.
It's like Croak just stared into my soul. My life is pointless now.
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Quote from: Croak on May 12, 2011, 11:14:30 PM
"Lone White Towel on Hall Tree Peg", if you wanted to give it a title.
I think the spacing of the pegs, and the lone towel symbolizes that we are alone, and even the closest others can come to us is some distance apart. The almost currency green finish of the hall tree is a metaphor, explaining that even surrounded by money we will still be alone, and of course the wall and floor treatments are symbolic of how hard life is for each of us. The closed door speaks of choices made, while the half-glimpsed staircase hints at redemption and growth being just out of reach.
That, or it's just plain racist, a white towel surrounded by green being supported by a brown peg.
And there's a possibility that I may have dated too many art school chicks back in the day and accidently retained what they were nattering on about
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Re: STN EOE what is the proper name for this?
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Picked one up that fit the space and my pocketbook.
Posted on: 08-02-2012, 09:07:43
Quote from: Croak on May 12, 2011, 11:14:30 PM
"Lone White Towel on Hall Tree Peg", if you wanted to give it a title.
I think the spacing of the pegs, and the lone towel symbolizes that we are alone, and even the closest others can come to us is some distance apart. The almost currency green finish of the hall tree is a metaphor, explaining that even surrounded by money we will still be alone, and of course the wall and floor treatments are symbolic of how hard life is for each of us. The closed door speaks of choices made, while the half-glimpsed staircase hints at redemption and growth being just out of reach.
That, or it's just plain racist, a white towel surrounded by green being supported by a brown peg.
And there's a possibility that I may have dated too many art school chicks back in the day and accidently retained what they were nattering on about
.
BTW that was all kinds of awesome.
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Re: STN EOE what is the proper name for this?
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Quote from: Croak on May 12, 2011, 11:14:30 PM
"Lone White Towel on Hall Tree Peg", if you wanted to give it a title.
I think the spacing of the pegs, and the lone towel symbolizes that we are alone, and even the closest others can come to us is some distance apart. The almost currency green finish of the hall tree is a metaphor, explaining that even surrounded by money we will still be alone, and of course the wall and floor treatments are symbolic of how hard life is for each of us. The closed door speaks of choices made, while the half-glimpsed staircase hints at redemption and growth being just out of reach.
That, or it's just plain racist, a white towel surrounded by green being supported by a brown peg.
And there's a possibility that I may have dated too many art school chicks back in the day and accidently retained what they were nattering on about
.
You have missed your calling. Add a few slightly more impenetrable metaphors and you could teach art criticism.
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Re: STN EOE what is the proper name for this?
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For those of us not inclined to reading of Architectural Digest, it is in fact,
A HELMET RACK with a polishing towel hanging on the HELMET PEG!!
Put down the intardnet, and go outside and ride!
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