At last: in March 2000 this room is finished.
How I began with the living-room you can see on the page with old pictures
This picture is made with daylight. You can see the floor has a real warm colour.
More pictures of the floor you can see here.
Dollhouse and miniatures: the living-room
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At last: in March 2000 this room is finished. How I began with the living-room you can see on the page with old pictures This picture is made with daylight. You can see the floor has a real warm colour. More pictures of the floor you can see here. |
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The ceiling is ready wíth the
lamp.
I made the lamp from messing tubes with a piece of a sort of stone turned on my lathe. The cupboard was a huge work too. More pictures of the cupboard. |
| Almost as beautiful is the room with the
outside lights out and only the lamps in the dollhouse on.
The stove burns so lovely. Well, I only have to make now.... fill it in yourself. To be continued..... |
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Left: Close-up off the stove with chimney. Right: a beginning of the dining-room |  More pictures of the dining-room |
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Walnut-wood liberty-chair, made after the example from the magazine Poppenhuizen en Miniaturen. |
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the living-room and the dining-room has real glass. The
glass has lines of Wacolux leadpaste. Some of the squares
are painted with glass-paint. The door itself is hollow and the glass can come out to be repared or cleaned. The sliding-doors (ofcourse there are 2) slide on a rail of wood and cuppertube (1mm) and dissappear in the hollow walls. The 'picture' is made by putting the whole door in the scanner. |
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5 things for in the living-room on true
size. A footstove painted by
Mrs. Derkse, een potje met bol gemaakt door Anja
van den Doel .
A bowl and a vase from Gerda van Dijk and a painting (3,5 x 3 cm) from M.Brandon-Bravo. |
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updated 16-10-02
