Luxembourg Gardens Has Wonderful Chairs
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Luxembourg Gardens Chair from Perigold Have I fawned over our visits to Luxembourg Gardens enough here on the blog? In the past few weeks, I've posted about how the flowers in our patio planter were inspired there , how I tried cocoa bean shell mulch because that's what they use there, how I want to build a green tree box from there, and how I really fell in love with these vines in between trees from the garden . But there's a few more things about the garden that are worth sharing. If you go back to the post about the cocoa bean shell/hull mulch , you'll notice that there's a couple of metal chairs in the photo. Those chairs. You can see one above from Perigold . That's their photo. I think that our experience in the park/garden was driven - in large part - by these chairs. They're everywhere. People sitting on them. Sleeping on them. Eating lunch and talking on them. In groups. Alone. Sometimes two at a time. Sometimes two chairs