Musical Porch Swing

Jun 17 2005, 4:00am EST | by Luigi Lugmayr

No batteries in this gadget, but it is unique enough to write about it here on I4U.

The Musical Porch Swing is made from Western Red Cedar. It comes with mallets and songbook. So when you are not swinging and sipping red wine on it, you can use it as a musical instrument. Isn't that nice. The price is also "nice" with 1,000USD. The Company makes all kinds of musical furniture. Such furniture is sure a winner in a kid's room.
More details on MusicalFurnishings (News Tip: Ken Wold).

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