Mudd Dorm Furniture

[sillygoosegirl]

Oh, right, and the question...

One day soon, after I get laid off and buy a garage, and before we have kids big enough for real beds (still really hoping the house will happen sooner of these), I want to make furniture like we had at Mudd.  Okay, don't need to make chairs or dressors or bookcases, but want to make beds and desks like we had at Mudd

Comments

[lizzie]

Does Mudd's website have any pictures of dorm rooms that might help you out? I know ASC has a photo collection of dorm life on their website.

[istar]

I have so many photos! Although some of them are locked up on an open-session CD-RW that my Mac can't deal with. I should really work harder at getting those extracted and backed up.

Anyway, I will find what I have and put them in a public dropbox for you.

[istar]

Here's what I've found so far. These are the most reasonably well-lit photos that actually show the furniture in and around the East lounge. I have a few more from Christmas parties where people/junk are covering every surface, if you're interested. I thought I had more from 2002/2003, but apparently I got busy and didn't take many photos.

[zixi]

I definitely have more photos of the dorm furniture than what you have from me that I dig around for.

I don't remember there being a ton of variety of configs, but the bed could be flipped so it was low to the ground if you weren't sticking it on the desk.

(and I know it depended on the dorm - I think South had some different stuff than East/West/North and i know Case, Linde and Atwood did)