04-27-2022, 07:58 PM
Right you are, Grant. I am impressed with the weaving work. Wow, very skillfully done.
“Tête-à-tête” literally means “head-to-head” in French, and the seating creation allows just that. Its S-shaped, serpentine form encourages two people to face each other and engage in conversation, yet still be visually tied to their surroundings.
Created in the 19th century, the tête-à-tête is known by many names, including gossip’s chair, vis-à-vis and indiscret (so-named to thwart indiscreet eavesdroppers.) In addition to allowing conversation, it tradtionally allowed courting couples to make eyes at each other without actually touching. No canoodling here!
I had no idea that they are still popular and the modern ones are really attractive.
I can't wait to see the images that you will take with your new lens.
LORELL
“Tête-à-tête” literally means “head-to-head” in French, and the seating creation allows just that. Its S-shaped, serpentine form encourages two people to face each other and engage in conversation, yet still be visually tied to their surroundings.
Created in the 19th century, the tête-à-tête is known by many names, including gossip’s chair, vis-à-vis and indiscret (so-named to thwart indiscreet eavesdroppers.) In addition to allowing conversation, it tradtionally allowed courting couples to make eyes at each other without actually touching. No canoodling here!
I had no idea that they are still popular and the modern ones are really attractive.
I can't wait to see the images that you will take with your new lens.
LORELL