Sonntag, 11. Oktober 2009

modella kitchen


the nice red table was the reason for me to bid on this vintage-furniture. I love it, allthough it is not such glossy as I expected. on this picture you can see a few items I swapped with corset kitten from flickr - all the pink items and the wonderful candleholders.

the chairs are not so pretty, but I have 5 other red chairs that matches with this table.


I really like the fact that my theo-kline-kitchen pieces are 100% fitting to this size of kitchen. there are ugly areas too, but I can hide it.


the brand "modella" on the door of the fridge.

yellow bathroom




I won this furniture on ebay ...
















... and I was - for the first time - disappointed about the condition.
the seller promised me to pay back a part of the price, so I'm content with the deal,












... especially because the items look very good on pics, you cannot see that the white is cream and the other "mistakes". it's vintage!



(I was in a hospital for a few days, they took away my thyroid, but now everything is okay and I have a little resting time, so I can make a few scenes with my new items and build a few things between sleeping and getting well.)

Mittwoch, 7. Oktober 2009

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Bungalow


I like these dollhouse-designer-bungalows I saw on Modern MCs site and on flickr and I tried to rebuild them in 1:144 too.
But now I realized, that my Villa Eichhorn has this potential too. It is very versatile. I would love to live in two rooms with a porch and windows to all sides - like this.
the lundby-size furniture makes the impression of more space once again.





Montag, 5. Oktober 2009

first shot

Sonntag, 4. Oktober 2009

50 people all around the world


clicked "follow these blog" and I am very pleased to have so many followers now. The last three was Chinita Bonita, Alison and Miniaturista. It's an honor for me. thank you all for your nice comments or qiet watching, you're welcome in any case.
men's faith is the translation for this summer-flower, that enjoy the warm and sunny days in autumn. I picked them for you all and have a lot of fun making still-life pictures. here are some of the pics I made for having enough to chose the one I like for your welcome-post.
thanks again!

for meetings and after-lunch-sleep

I'm not sure if it was a good idea to paint these little red chairs. I had to cover it again and again and the result is not so good.
Inspired by Callsmalls last scene I wanted to make a workspace I would apprechiate. I would like to have a room for myself, but for the meetings and a little sleep in the lunchbreak this room would be perfect! we have sofas in our office too, but nobody do use it. I like the blue-white-wood colorsheme, it's just as calm as I need for making a good job.


Samstag, 3. Oktober 2009


dutch cloth-market

a dutch cloth-market
is a very famous market for all kind of clothes and I was searching for cloth with very small patterns, that are not little flowers. I was successful, but I couldn't buy 20 cm as usual, but 50 or 100 cm. so I had not enough money in my bag and I have too big pieces, but only three instead of some more I expected to buy.
At home I realized that one cloth is very good for the floor and made a scene with it in my lekman-box.




Montag, 28. September 2009

Samstag, 26. September 2009

The sunshine holds me off my housework

today. So I quickly set up a little scene in the barbershop. I found this acrylic drop and I am full of hope to cover it one day with cloth for beeing a kind of ballchair.
one day....

Welcome to all my new followers!

Thank you so much for following my blog. Some of you know, that I have a hairdresser-blog MINIFRISEURSALON too, with miniature scenes that shows only salons. Perhaps some other will have fun to look at these pictures too. I love seeing your blogs and having so much opportunities to be inspired. Thank you for this too.

Carry...

... first thougt, thas this kitchen finally was pretty good for her, because she can reach everywhere. but then she wanted a bit milk for her cornflakes.....

Freitag, 25. September 2009