I finally decided what I should do with the
tension pole lamp with the attached tables to it.
I really liked the tables and if I put it in
the one corner, I thought it would be neat with a box of tissues and my cell
phone charger but it would have required me moving my printer out a bit and I
didn't like that idea. I originally wanted another tension lamp for the other
corner and this was perfect as far as the color goes but I couldn't do it with
the tables on it. I absolutely refused to compromise the lamp in any way so
unless those tables could be removed without harming it, the tables stay put!
Most tension lamps that I've seen come apart in three places, however, this one
came apart in five places and yippee!!!! Two of those places were where the
tables were, so it was simply a matter of taking those sections apart, sliding
the tables off and attaching the pole parts back together!! One happy
camper!
Here it is behind one of my funky
chairs.
Note the silhouette picture on the wall? That is
my hubby, done in school in 1958! Isn't it cool? And fits right into my
mid-century wall. And that horrified him! LOL!
Karen
4 comments:
The lamp looks great there next to your very old husband!!! LOLOL. I was born in 56! ;)
Thanks Julie! The hubby was born in 51 and I'm younger than him. LOLOL!
I was going to ask who the child in the silhouette was, but you answered my question. Perfect place for your tension lamp. I guess I'm the elder of all of you. I say this while gritting my teeth, but I was born in 1947.
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