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Dollhouse tour

February 2, 2012by Christina
Sorry, I know, it’s not first thing in the morning anymore.  But in my defense, when I sat down and got ready to post this morning, I discovered a virus and some hacked accounts…so I’ve been trying to fix that all morning. On to the little house.  It’s still very unfinished.  There are so many […]

Sorry, I know, it’s not first thing in the morning anymore.  But in my defense, when I sat down and got ready to post this morning, I discovered a virus and some hacked accounts…so I’ve been trying to fix that all morning.

On to the little house.  It’s still very unfinished.  There are so many more ideas I had and didn’t get to do.  I won’t bother mentioning them (I’ll try not to anyway) in this post.

It has a new functional knocker and brass knob and plate.

Starting at the top, we have the bathroom:

Oops, forgot to paint the toilet seat last night.
The bedroom.  I added some beams and wired the sconces (currently the only working lights in the house).  Put in a new dresser and bed-side table.

The big old table there is temporary, I didn’t have anything else to put in that corner. The cute little dresser is from my sister, and it fits perfectly!

The office is split in “his and hers” sides.  It’s hard to see in the picture, but there is a new ombre paint job, from dark on the left wall to light on the right wall.

“Hers”“His” (Switched sides with the desks and forgot to switch the artwork too, another oops.)
My current favorite room, the living room:

 
Bare and poorly styled shelves, sorry.I am pretty happy with the way the “concrete” countertops turned out.There was supposed to be a bar cart next to the fridge.  Hopefully I’ll finish building it soon.
The entry/dining room:

 

 
Apparently my little family only drinks white wine.  White wine that’s labeled “beer.”  (Wine rack inspired by Pottery Barn.)
And I just love the view of the living room from the front yard.

The challenge is over, but I’m going to keep working on it and posting once in a while.

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Dollhouse is almost ready for pictures

Loft progress!

About Christina

I'm a full-time web developer with a dog sitting business, home renovations, and a blog on the side.

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  1. TinyFixation

    Looks awesome!! Mine’s a permanent work in progress, too. Feels good to be done for a little while though, right?! I would drink white wine labelled ‘beer’, too. I don’t discriminate. I’m in love with the copper drum pendant in the dining room, and the herringbone floors, as always. The office is probably my favorite room, and the living room looks very inviting. I’m daydreaming about a mid-afternoon nap on that swinging sofa!!

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  2. Dulce Alvarez

    I think you did a great job on mixing old and new furnishings. The color palette that you chose is so soft and inviting. And I love all the little accessories that you used. i love it!

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  3. Lydia

    Wonderful job! I love the herringbone patterned floor! I also love your calm palette and how you kept things simple and spacious. Keep posting pictures as you work on it, I love seeing them!

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  4. Ginger Lola

    Beautiful…I love it! I am working on a dollhouse right now, it’s made out of cardboard and paper mache. I find household items for furniture and accessories.

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