Done at Mellow Madness Tattoo, Rochester NY.
Peter Pan and Wendy on my shins.
Done at Guilty Pleasures in San Diego, CA by Gust Razo
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Shiny Symphonies: Whistlin’ Wash by Ian Leino is available in his shop
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My peter pan tattoo I got done today in Medicine Hat, AB, Canada at The Lucky Squid Tattoo.
Symbolizes eternal youth and staying forever young.
Ohh I like this idea…
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Okay, this silly but it’s Friday, and I feel compelled to note “what’s easily the most creative (and nuttier) adaptive re-use project we’ve seen,” as one observer puts it:
The Attendant in London converts a Victorian-era public lavatory into a posh new cafe. [It] preserves the erstwhile loo’s period urinals, produced by Doulton & Co. in 1890, which were cleaned (duh) and polished to a sparkling white finish. A long wooden plank was wedged into the upper halves of the urinals to create continuous table space along the back wall. The urinal walls function as table partitions, while the banquette showcases their surprisingly plastic forms.
Aside from the sculptural toilets, the original tiling on the floors and walls were also restored.
Final judgment: “surreal and more than a little gross.”
Agreed. But still.
(via At This Cafe, Drink Coffee Alongside Period-Perfect Urinals - Eating Pretty - Curbed National)](http://24.media.tumblr.com/28e550444174f34aade8851fa249c7ff/tumblr_mkkyw1EBnW1qzv12bo1_250.jpg)
Okay, this silly but it’s Friday, and I feel compelled to note “what’s easily the most creative (and nuttier) adaptive re-use project we’ve seen,” as one observer puts it:
The Attendant in London converts a Victorian-era public lavatory into a posh new cafe. [It] preserves the erstwhile loo’s period urinals, produced by Doulton & Co. in 1890, which were cleaned (duh) and polished to a sparkling white finish. A long wooden plank was wedged into the upper halves of the urinals to create continuous table space along the back wall. The urinal walls function as table partitions, while the banquette showcases their surprisingly plastic forms.
Aside from the sculptural toilets, the original tiling on the floors and walls were also restored.
Final judgment: “surreal and more than a little gross.”
Agreed. But still.
(via At This Cafe, Drink Coffee Alongside Period-Perfect Urinals - Eating Pretty - Curbed National)
Oh, you know, just a floating bed made from pallets.
Maybe pair it with this hanging daybed made from a boat?
(Source: inmysecretworld)
