The Cosmopolitan was recommended to us for the beautiful glass beaded chandelier. It is magnificent. The beads fall perfectly to create perfect drapes of beauty. It truly is worth seeing.
Most women I know love shoes, especially red shoes. This red shoe was a fun find for use to photograph and even more fun to watch. Ladies of every size and age posed with the red shoe. Some kissed the red shoe while others sit inside. It was fun to see that I am not the only one who likes red shoes.
The most intriguing thing we saw at the Cosmopolitan was on the second floor in side a clothing store All Saints.
This is only a sampling of the hundreds of sewing machines that were displayed. I was intrigued with the many different brands. I had no idea there were so many different manufacturers. After this magnificent find we went to find more.
The top picture shows a coffee table with stools around it. Too heavy to lift, the solid wood blocks are shaped like dice and dominoes.
This grill work is intriguing in that it is easy to see and read with the eye, but very difficult to photograph.
This is an interesting way to display books – maybe to pique your interest?
Beauty truly is in the eye of the beholder. Here are several pieces of old musical instruments that have been made into art. So clever and beautifully done.
This one is a little difficult to make out. It is a log with fancy chair backs attached. Then it becomes a log couch. This one is inside the door on the first level.
When cigarette machines became passe, some resourceful person recycled them to be art dispensers. For a mere $5.00 you get to pull the knob and receive a piece of original art.
I am sure there are many more unique things waiting for us at the Cosmopolitan. For now, thank you for sharing the wonderful adventure.
Do you have unique items to add to this list?
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