#cane chair

[huariqueje]

Untitled , Lamp 2 - Anna Krammig , 2023.

German , b. 1981 -

Oil on canvas , 100 x 75 cm.

#Anna Krammig #german artist #interior #lamp light #shadows #cane chair

[vintagehomecollection]

The Good Housekeeping Complete Guide to Traditional American Decorating, 1982

#vintage #vintage interior #1980s #80s #interior design #home decor #bedroom #canopy #bed #stencil #fabric #cane chair #antique #furniture #needlepoint #traditional #American #style #country #architecture

[microgeneration]

Traditional American Decorating (1982)

#80s #interior #interior design #interior decor #traditional #cane chair #brocade #pillows #jade #forest

[lokilysolbitch]

we'll gang i've done it again

for those curious i found the specific cane chair on walmarts website

#makeaccessibilityCUNTY2023 #walking canes #walking stick #canes #mobility aids #mobility aid #disability #disabled #cane user #vintage #50s style #50s aesthetic #50s fashion #cane chair #fashion #handmadeorganicpost

[craferiaexport]

Butterfly Cane Chairs For Home Party Event @Cane Furniture Garden Balcon...

#youtube #outdoor furniture #cane chair #cane furniture #bamboo furniture

[woodenarchitectureofkerala]

Relax in timeless comfort with Heritage Art and Architecture's Wood and Cane Rocking Chair! 🪑 Crafted with a perfect blend of traditional charm and contemporary comfort, this rocking chair is a testament to classic craftsmanship. Made with high-quality wood and intricately woven cane, it promises not only style but also durability and ease. Perfect for lazy afternoons or cozy evenings, this chair adds a touch of elegance to any corner of your home. Embrace the comfort of heritage in your daily life. #TimelessRelaxation #HeritageFurniture #WoodAndCane #RockingChairBliss #ClassicComfort #ElegantInteriors #HomeStyle #CraftsmanshipExcellence #HeritageArtAndArchitecture

#Cane chair

[mortalclace]

Living Room Enclosed

Example of a large, enclosed, traditional living room with beige walls and no television.

#luxury coffee table #cane chair #corner cabinet #ebony #painting #china hutch #cabriole

[agayworthfightingfor]

tbh i kinda hate the "lol tumblr users are old and thats why we're in pain" jokes

like. no. you arent old, youre fucking 30, and if youre in constant pain there is something wrong and you may be able to actually DO something about it if you acknowledge it!!!!

like yeah the only medical care a lot of people have access to is worse than useless but instead of pretending its fine and normal we could be sharing resources and figuring shit out!!!

#how many of us joke about our sleepy bitch disease because were literally malnourished? #how many aching backs and knees could be helped with shower chairs and canes and rollators and compression garments??? #how many people here talking about how they feel like a frail victorian orphan actually have undiagnosed dysautonomia???

[nonbinarycollector]

um um. yeah :)

#deltarune #noelle holiday #susie deltarune #suselle #kris dreemurr #described #safe utdr #star art #was talkin in suselle about wheel chair user noelle and made these #it was originally about human noelle but. i like drawing deer #i wanna design a cane and crutches too... also crutches kris? i like the headcanon #noelle has so much object design potential because of her themeing

[sam-the-pancake]

We've reached a new layer of not respecting mobility aid users/not seeing us as people.

Today in my class I was using my wheelchair and going towards someone to ask a question. They jumped up and grabbed someone else's cane from "in my way" and began to move it. I said no it's ok, and they said something like don't worry I'll put it back. I said no again and they returned it to where it was. I asked my question and went back to my spot. The person who's cane it was was sitting right there. They could have moved it if they thought it was in my way or if I asked them to.

A minute later I heard the cane fall over. It hadn't fallen before that but of course the abled person who moved it didn't know how to balance it properly.

Don't touch people's aids. Both myself and the other disabled person were able to handle the situation if necessary, but it didn't need to be handled because there wasn't a problem.

#host #pancakes talk #people in this class also keep jumping up to move chairs for me #even though theyre the lightest wheely chairs and i can move them just fine on my own #but they dont move when im coming and theyre sitting in the middle of the aisle #cripple punk #cripplepunk #disability #disabled #ambulatory wheelchair user #cane user #dont touch mobility aids

[fantasy-frog]

To anybody who might see this, July in the states is disability pride month. As someone who’s past decade plus has been a journey towards understanding, accepting, and advocating for my psychological and physical disabilities and my whole life, aiding disabled family members, I want make it known that: the way many of us feel you can help us the most, is not by “pretending” we’re abled, like we’re just like everyone else, because we’re *not*

When disabilities are ignored, or treated as just “uniquely abled”, it falls on the disabled to maintain abled people’s comfort; to make our disabilities small, to not advocate for equity and the bettering of our lives in a supposedly equal society.

Equality is not equity.

Differences must be acknowledged, understood, and worked around *by abled people* for any true progress to be made.

Most people think this is government related. I know abled people as individuals can’t change that there’s little to no wheel chair access in their bustling city, that the sidewalks are cracked and filled with lips. An abled person can’t make public schools treat autistic kids with humanity, or children with memory-relates disabilities able to always have notes for their exams. They can’t make the employers stop firing us, or the government give us our right to marriage when living under SSI.

What I’m asking for is Empathy. True empathy. The kind that informs your beliefs, and actions. Talk to disabled people. Get to know them. I promise you, you have a disabled person in your family or social circle. Really be inquisitive about their experiences, struggles, and frustrations.

Acknowledge your privilege. Your ease of access to the world. Really sit in it. Absorb it. Your empathy will only grow. And when enough abled people do even just this, the world for us becomes less hostile. It becomes more livable. We become no longer burdens, but cherished by our communities, our families and friends. And trust me, even though the world is not built for me, and I have to consistently jump through 10,000 hoops to achieve even the smallest of victories for an abled person, and my body hurts and breaks down, so I get in a chair on wheels, or get out my cane, or put on my noise cancelling headphones, and just come across obstacle after obstacle -

The majority of the pain comes from the stares. The glances. The questioning. The points when you see the patience leave the eyes of the one who you thought loved you unconditionally, and you remember your place in our collective culture. And fuck man. You recall how workable all the bureaucracy and hurdles felt, how manageable it was to push forward (it’s what you always do) … before you were reminded of where you sit on the totem poll, and how conditional worth is in our society.

Disabled people are worthy. We are valuable. But we need you to believe it, or nothing will ever change.

#disability #please reblog #disability pride month #important #disabled #disabilties #disability rights #advocacy #autism #ADHD #wheel chair friendly #wheel chair users #invisible disability #cane user #mental illness #chronic illness #disability awareness #disability awareness month

[huariqueje]

Inge III with cigarette and cane chair  -   Oskar Moll , 1930s

German,1875-1947

Oil on canvas.  101 x 74 cm  

#Oskar Moll #german artist #female figure #Inge portrait #woman smoking #cigarette #cane chair

[vintagehomecollection]

Spare, yet sensual, Gruneke’s design for the guest bedroom relies upon rustic touches: the rough weave of the carpeting, a wicker basket, a cane chair. A small picture, placed next to the larger rectangle of the window, is a design element.

Rooms by Design, 1989

#vintage #vintage interior #1980s #80s #interior design #home decor #myfavorites #bedroom #attic #brass bed #cane chair #wicker #sisal rug #modern #country #rustic #style #home #architecture

[ionlytalktodogs]

Ppl are always like “it would be so much easier to be disabled if society wasn’t ableist” and in a general sense they’re very very correct but it would also drastically improve my life if my immediate family was just like…ten percent less ableist. Like that’s all I’m really asking for. Maybe just! Don’t make a disgusted face when I use mobility aids! That’s it that’s literally all I’m asking for.

#all the work I’ve done #attempting to love myself #is destroyed every time my mom says “’wouldn’t it be better to just stay home rather than let people see you in that chair?’ #literally just. dial it back like 10% please and thank you #that would improve my life so much dude #disabled #disability #mobility aid #wheelchair user #wheelchair #physically disabled #chronic pain #cane user #ableism #my ramblings

[smoov-criminal]

if you use more than one, choose which you use more. if you use them equally, choose which you like the best or find the most helpful

#poll #mobility aids #cane #cane user #crutches #crutch user #walker #rollator #rollator user #wheelchair user #power assist #power chair #mobility scooter #cripple punk #cpunk #disability #disabled

[barelyfunctioning-amber]

Having a wheelchair and a shower chair would make my life easier, but I know that my family would have problems with me having that around here. I can barely use my cane here. I doubt I'd have much luck getting any other mobility and disability aids.

-Amber (any pronouns)

#disability #chronic illness #disabled #actually disabled #cpunk #cane user #cane user problems #disability problems #wheelchair user #shower chair