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post a commentAmazing photos!Interesting idea!
Love this pic <3 & the bike!
<3 Sarah
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Your bike almost looks like part of the artwork on top of your dresser, it's good to be creative when living in tight quarters
Perfection.
And I never knew where to put my bike in the small apartment I live in!.. What an arty solution:)
//Antonia
ZOMG!!! shoes and a single speeeeed!!!!
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beautiful pictures! I love how the bike just seems to complement such a classic setting.
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oh my, it's so beautiful!!!
Love the desing of the desk, reaaly beutiful! The bike is a fun "detail" too. :D
brilliant
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you r very neat so am i
i wonder what the maid thought!!
Excelllent... loooooove ;)
ICON FASHION: Charlotte CASIRAGHI
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thought the bike was part of the furniture
Very interesting :) http://shu84.blogspot.com
Oooh, fancy!
I stayed at the "Plus Hostel" when I was in Florence....
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Weird how I at first thought of it as an art piece.
So charming!!
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WOW!!! So beautiful photo!!!:)
Nice lined up shoes! Is the bike part of the decor?
So awesome.
Fashionable Collections
A clean, well maintained bicycle can be as appealing visually as a piece of sculpture, with the added benefit of being utilitarian. nice!
LoL@ bike... matching shoes?
Love the bike!
And the organized pairs of shoes ;)
Diary Of a Fashion Stylist...
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Contraste !
Great idea!
xoxo, Maryam
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Nice bike.
So Scott is that a real fixie?
This is a first: I'm coveting something in one of your photos and it's a bike component-- that crank! It looks like a Campagnolo. I had one which was stolen; that's how valuable they are. BTW, a company called Dromarti makes stylish, leather cycling shoes in brown as well as black. Ride safe.
Love the tied shoelaces! Sign of a true appreciator of detail.
dandy photo! love the upside down decoration!
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Beautiful photo! Love the bike
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Marcel Duchamp would not have done any better than this ! love it !
I love, love, love that dresser!
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Velorution: http://www.velorution.biz/2011/07/excelsior-bike-parking/
Doesn't the Sartorialist own a Brompton?
Arte!!!
this is so cool!!
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What an interesting photograph. Unusual but fantastic!
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Oh Scott, you're so anal.
Wonderful and very original!
Best regards.
That is a very pretty bike...the crank, the spokes and rims, the line of the frame, the color...does it look that good right side up? (appreciate the positioning of the pedals too)
Love the photograph. I also love the composition of beauty, but practical application of how to store a bike. Brilliant!!!!
Nice!!...I hope you haven't forgotten to show us your bespoke shoes, of which you posted a few photos before. I'd like to see that. Cheers!
SO cool. i love this shot.
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Great composition! Really!
why are all your laces done up?
@Rich Beaubien,
The rear hub has a coaster brake--thank God, for safety's sake--and it's not a fixie.
Scott,
The composition, the dresser and rug brings to mind the work of E.J Bellocq, with the bike in place of a woman.
looks perfectly abstract!
amazing photos
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cool
Nice shooooeess! Your shoes are pretty great. And a cool place for your bike, I thought it was part of the statue at first. I'm inspired...
I like the design on the drawers. I was thinking of doing something like that on my cabinets with stencils and spray paint. It'll either look terrible or awesome... the concept is taking an old style and doing it in a new way. It's been done a thousand times or more. Hopefully it'll look nice.
Great...........!!
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Wow! That's a really artistic vision for a hotel interior design!
Great photo :)
Great photo, great furniture, great shoes!
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ha! Italians do it so much better!
This is just GREAT!
The room of a man with style :) Wonder how big the suitcases are you travel with when you take so many shoes everywhere you go B-)
How many things a picture can show of someone!An interesting and beautiful photo:the bike (as sculpture:Duchamp,Man Ray),the classical elegance (the furniture)and the personal taste and touch (your shoes).Thank you
rather looks like a hotel room in Amsterdam ;)
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This combination of the bike, the old hand painted set of drawers and the contemporary shoes underneath= love it!
WOW!! it's not a bike it's a kind of artistic performance;)
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Nice bike, but I think you ought to go with real fenders instead of the tail. SKS makes some nice one in 35mm and 45mm widths...much more effective.
How come your shoes are tied allready. So do you untie again when you want to wear them? Interesting :)
Oh wow--this is so random and cool!
I believed that you weren't an "All Star" kind of man, this opens a new part of your personal style.
What a crazy picture. Think I have to try this with my bike :D
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Awesome! some kind of contemporary art :)
Super COOOOL! Enough said!!!
are you allowed to borrow the bike for streets? :p nice composition!
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Nice bike, but unsartorially spoiled by mudguard. Much nicer having one that fits the wheel, these ones spoil the look - as well as not working well.
I have an old 1930's Hiawatha bicycle in my studio which, unfortunately, doesn't work anymore yet it's an amazing piece of art. Been trying to think of something to do with it and, voila! Thanks for the idea!
that picture is so cool! what a beautiful dresser and do i spy some converse in the corner? hehe!
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Meena xxx
I like how you lined up your shoes :) and I always love bicycle decor. Cool room!
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this just goes to show that - even as a man - it's okay to travel with more than one pair of shoes! minimalism has its place, but it's not in footwear.
maya
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This is such a great idea to store items in limited space but also to make art of it!
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Marcel Duchamp would have loved that
Is that bike a piece by Tracey Emin?
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I'm not a bike expert, so does anyone know what kind of bike this is? Also, if you know the brand/model can you please tell me as well?
I love Firenze..... my fav city in the world!
Love the shoes.
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Love this.
Cool pic Scott - like number 2 shoe from the right > which shoe is it?
looks cool!
That is CLEVER! Excellent place to store a bike when space is tight.
Was that your bike? Haha great idea! The composition is very interesting.
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I forwarded this photo to my husband, an avid cyclist, and now his single speed is an objet d'art atop our black marble console, looking grand!!! Wish you could see it -- I hope you're proud to know you were the inspiration!
Did the bike interfere the door opening?
wow!! it's my first time to see that the bike can be decorated as an artwork so effortlessly!!!great inspiration for me<3