Project complete. Goal reached. I recently decided to create some upheaval in my Second Life, because things had become sort of stale, predictable... vanilla maybe? Well to put it simply, I was bored. So I embarked on a plan to update my living quarters. The journey was fun, expensive and successful. I highly recommend it.
Welcome friends! Just take your shoes off at the door. Just kidding, you don't even have to take your shoes off at my rl door.
I love this chair from Chronokit. If you haven't been there, please go. This guy knows sculpties. The fantastic little lamp is designed by my neighbor Marcopol Oh. I want it in rl.
Well my bedroom is kinda empty. I hardly go in there, except passing through to the side patio. But unlike kitchens and bathrooms, I gotta have a bedroom. Although as I type this, I'm thinking it would make a good office. Who knows?
Ok, I wanted to share this chandelier, because I'm thrilled with it. But I can't remember the store name. :/ I'm so bad! Anyway this little dude is maybe 9 prims? And I like that it has some ice, but not too much - it doesn't look like an 80s brass chandelier.
Sacked. From the pizza. Or whatever was in my coffee... One of my favorite things about Colleen Desmoulin's furniture are the textures. Not necessarily the quality (which is stellar), but the variety. Those two toile pillows are my *favorite*. I'm a toile junkie in rl. I found this great little table for pillow seats at Mudhoney.
The beauty of Costa Rica Sims. Unmatched. (Yes I'm plugging.)
When I read Mia's post on twothreesixfive.com, and saw her mention of Riq Graves I decided to see what he's been up to. Hence, these two super cool Adirondack chairs. Only I'm an idiot and bought two, before I noticed they were COPY. Oh well.
Happy day!
