I love when I make some headway on a "rehab" house. I've been considering what to do with the remainder of the main living area in the Betsy McCall house. I added a bold patterned paper and covered the fireplace way back in February, leaving me to decide how to paper the other walls and organize the space.
Here is my solution -- a light brick patterned paper from my DCWV "Downtown Loft" stack, with a place mat for flooring and adhesive cork for the stairs. The wall presented a neat backdrop for the amazing brutalist sculpture Pepper of MitchyMoo Miniatures made as part of our swap. LOVE it!
What do you think??
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| Submission from Rosa of Minismodernas |
Credits: Couch is a custom piece bought at a Denver doll house store; Eames chairs are Reac; table is a crafting block with a bowl base; plant is AG Minis; sideboard is vintage German; globe light is minimodernistas. Accessories are Jo Ann Fabrics, dollhouse store and eBay finds, AG Minis, and handmade by The Shopping Sherpa.
The time it took me: Three days, about 2-1/2 hours total
That room looks great! It was definitely worth the time & effort you put into it. Thanks for sharing it. :)
ReplyDeleteThanks, Tiffany! It was a lot of fun to do!
DeleteEverything looks great! I so enjoy contemporary dollhouses much more than victorian. Looking at these explains why.
ReplyDeleteThanks! :-)
Hi, grandmommy! I'm a big fan of modern and contemporary, if you hadn't guessed ;)
DeleteMolt bonic, com sempre un conjunt ideal amb coses tan diferents
ReplyDeleteGràcies! M'agrada trobar la manera de posar tot junt. M'agrada el repte!
DeleteI love this so much. You never fail to amaze me!
ReplyDeleteThat's so sweet! Means a lot! :)
DeleteI'm gonna visit you JUST so I can steal this house! Ha! Great work, lady friend.
ReplyDeleteYou'll probably want to wait until I finish it ;)
DeleteThis miniature stuff makes me remember my childhood. I want something like this to play with when I was little. Its so gorgeous and adorable.
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