Yeah, we know the Pleasurecraft isn't exactly a home decor item, but it's certainly a most inviting and comfy looking creation we'd imagine would make for maximum canoodlin' and relaxation opportunities, whether it be on a pond or sitting inside your living room. Sort of like the house boat concept, but miniaturized into just one room. If we had the space, we think we'd consider purchasing an old salvaged row boat to emulate the same idea in a living room or den...

And yes, that waterwheel component on the
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LOVE!
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only if it actually went out on the water. otherwise it's just a boat-shaped couch/bed, which is mucho depressing.
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I don't know....this is bringing me back to my childhood. I remember having something like this in my preschool or kindergarten classroom
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^^minus the champagne, of course! (though sometimes I wonder if the teacher had a little something stashed to deal with us rugrats!)
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No, no, no. It would take too much space and look too gimmicky.
Would totally dig it in a classroom though!
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The indoor/outdoor bed... wow!
Pablo Neruda was terrified of travelling by boat, and he had a boat stationed in his backyard, he would invite friends to it, they'd drink, they'd imagine they were travelling and then they would come out, drunk and merry, these pieces remind me of that :)
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Kind of a Gilligan's Island fetish renactment,
in a good way :-)
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This would be perfect on the porch of the beach house my dad's extended family would all rent for a week in the summer. In my apartment, even if I had the space? Nah
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The good part (being outside on the river in the fresh air) is lost. What's the point?
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It seems made for the movies, something with probably Kevin Costner in it, where he has a rowboat in the attic (I 'unno how it got up there) and makes it into a bed for his unexpected female guest, with honorable intentions, and it turns into a romantic make-out and blurry love scene and the next morning, he's downstairs clicking at his typewriter and she comes up to him in an oversized pajama shirt (which is a continuity error, because KC was wearing a golf shirt when he went up to bring her tea the night before, unless they omitted the scene where he said, "be right back, wanna change into my jammies first!"). In other words, corny as hell!
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Not even if I had room for it.
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Hott- duh.
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I am planning on having something like this made...but I want it to hang from the ceiling. I saw one in a movie, but can't remember what the movie was. Love it! I don't think it's hot. I just think it's magical.
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