Steampunk Daily: Furniture: Pianobed
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pianobed: "Honey, open your piano, it's time to go to bed." ....?!?!
After my very first past & past column back in August. I had some requests to address the history of the Murphy bed. Its only taken 6 months and some nudging from Grace but heres some insight into the Murphy bed!
The practice of hiding the bed became a 19th century art form and practical solution to the lack of space. The parlor was the defining room from 1850 1900 and signaled the social circle to which the family belonged. The parlors decorations illustrated the social refinement of the family and was where all the best things would have been displayed.
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Karl's Steampunk Box
Spiral Staircase
Brazil lamp
Bavarian Girl
Longue vue
Lustre Cabaret du Néant
Copper box of wonder
Steampunk Table lamp Made by Junk artist : Ivar Erlandsen
Octopus Candelabra by Mitchell Grafton
