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| The Entry I used faux finishing techinques to make the floor look like inlay stone.The major part is painted to look like a granite, the inlay design I painted to look like black marble and soap stone. |
| The Tea Room I again used faux finishing on the floor and also marblized the fireplace. I may have gone a bit overboard with the marblizing in this house (probably a result of watching too much Christopher Lowell). The table was my first attempt at draping fabric. I arranged the centerpiece using both Fimo flowers and real dried flowers. I love huge flower arrangements both in miniature and in real life. I made the black and gold wainscoting because I couldn't find one that would suit this room. |
| The Living Room This is my favorite room, probably because of the beautiful Bespaq piano. I got a great deal on it at the Petite Elite in Los Angeles, which, quite sadly, is now closed (the shop, not the city). I made all of the window treatments for the house because I wanted the fabric to look flowing in stead of looking like stiff pleats. After trashing about five of them, I started to get the hang of it. I was then forced to make pillows that would match (you can see a few of them on the Bespaq settee). I added a single column to this room to keep it from looking too boxy. The shaft is just a wood dowel that I covered with Flex-all and then antiqued. The top and bottom of the column are made by Unique Miniatures. |
