If you’ve followed my posts over the years, you’ll know that I have an eye and a fascination for the patterns formed by stacked furniture, and the careful work of the designers who make it possible.
This particular selection is from an Autumn visit to England’s historic Gloucester Cathedral, whose vast expanses are largely unencumbered by permanent seating—unneeded because it’s so well equipped with… stacked chairs.
And not only chairs: as seen in the title photo of choir stands and the image below, the Cathedral also has a variety of other ready-to-open-and-use furniture.
