The
advert says It's a chair for the salon or bedroom, for decorative
purpose or a comfortable (?) seat for reading a book, or just rest a
while. Apparently, it was designed for much more than that. Courtesan aspires it to be a permanent invitation
for couples to break their sexual routine, let their hair down and
indulge in their fantasies in ways comfortable and practical. A chair
that incites red hot passion. (Certainly does the exact opposite for
me).
The creator/designer, Eve Rosaliere, has majestically (!) transformed the centuries old ordinary armchair into a different, modern and uninhabited love seat, in which every detail is designed with thought and care, and imagination (so says the Advert), to make it versatile in it's practicality without sacrificing any comfort. It offers an image of sensuality and refinement (I imagine back and headaches) from the sturdy structure to the fluffy and quilted fabric for the seat and the back, which has a resistant and anti-stain covering but is also washable. The rounded movable cushion to support the small of the back, to facilitate any angle of inclination of your partner, the height of the chair is calculated to the last centimetre to adapt to any kind of morphological posture, etc.
What intrigues me are those hand grips on the top. What are they for? Handcuff your partner? That might explain the drawer underneath it, for storing 'sex accessories', or sex manual perhaps? I confess I am old fashioned and ignorant; never can understand what's the sense of love making without the caressing hands?
Looks to me more like it's for torture!
Current Mood: 
Indifferent
Indifferent
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