The ugly furniture pics thread

Ooh! Nasty. That would only look good after half a bottle of Jack Daniels.

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Hey, I want that…...pass the jack.

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Wow, takes me back to my childhood. My Grandma had a set like that only from real leather. The couch was a ‘fold down’ or futon and everytime we visited I had to sleep on it.

think, Hot, Sweaty, stick to the skin…... But it did smell like real leather and remember that smell to this day.

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Why is my chair posted on the internet?? Is there no privacy any more….................

-- mike...............

Being from the southwest I kind of like that chair!

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This piece is from the bedroom set my parents bought in the 60s. Note the typical 60s “futuristic” look, with the sharp-edged trim, and the short, round legs. I call it the “Jetsons look”.

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Did you buy it?

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That 60’s piece is probably back “in” now. I could see the wife saying “awe, thats cool, you should make one”

This piece gets a special mention, because it is still in production.
It exudes cheapness, yet still has an appeal to a certain generation.
No amount of Jack Daniels could improve this in my opinion.

The horror!
The horror!
The horror!

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Loren, I haven’t seen one of these since I was a kid. I think I’ll save your picture of it. Down here in Texas, I bet those would sell. I may have trouble finding turquoise leather.

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Actually that chair looks like something a friend of mine from college in Tucson owned.

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