MJ Maccardini (trailerfullofpix)'s photos with the keyword: seat

Take A Seat, a pop-up show during Frieze of artist-designed chairs. They encouraged people to rearrange the chairs and/or sit on them. I didn't.

Take A Seat, a pop-up show during Frieze of artist-designed chairs. They encouraged people to rearrange the chairs and/or sit on them. I didn't.

Take A Seat, a pop-up show during Frieze of artist-designed chairs. They encouraged people to rearrange the chairs and/or sit on them. I didn't.

Take A Seat, a pop-up show during Frieze of artist-designed chairs. They encouraged people to rearrange the chairs and/or sit on them. I didn't.

Take A Seat, a pop-up show during Frieze of artist-designed chairs. They encouraged people to rearrange the chairs and/or sit on them. I didn't.

Take A Seat, a pop-up show during Frieze of artist-designed chairs. They encouraged people to rearrange the chairs and/or sit on them. I didn't.

Take A Seat, a pop-up show during Frieze of artist-designed chairs. They encouraged people to rearrange the chairs and/or sit on them. I didn't.

Take A Seat, a pop-up show during Frieze of artist-designed chairs. They encouraged people to rearrange the chairs and/or sit on them. I didn't.

Take A Seat, a pop-up show during Frieze of artist-designed chairs. They encouraged people to rearrange the chairs and/or sit on them. I didn't.

Take A Seat, a pop-up show during Frieze of artist-designed chairs. They encouraged people to rearrange the chairs and/or sit on them. I didn't.

Take A Seat, a pop-up show during Frieze of artist-designed chairs. They encouraged people to rearrange the chairs and/or sit on them. I didn't.

In the new Nature Discovery Garden, Natural History Museum

East side of Highgate Cemetery. I like how these resin chairs have come to look like stone.

Thomas Heatherwick's studio at Making House, Argyle Street. The studio was an Open House 2025 venue.

I'd walked along Bankside tons of times, but this was the first that I found the ferryman's seat, on the side of The Real Greek restaurant, Bear Gardens. Until 1750, London Bridge was the only means of crossing the Thames in central London; so “wherrymen” ferried passengers back and forth. The boatmen waited on these rough stone benches until their vessels filled up with passengers looking to cross. South of the river, in Southwark, was known as the 'Stews' and drinking, prostitution and theatre featured heavily.

Chalk Farm Road, London. See where this picture was taken. [?]

El Tropicano is a fab retro hotel in downtown San Antonio. There's a tiki lounge and everything. 110 Lexington Ave, San Antonio, TX [?]

Masonic Street parking lot, behind Viva Fresh Pasta. See where this picture was taken. [?]