Mediterranean Mansion Project (post 2)
This is the view when you first enter the Mediterranean Mansion. You have a woodburning stove to your left, a grand staircase and piano to your right, and the kitchen/living room in front of you. Further to your left is the dining room.
Come back Saturday for another part of this amazing house!
Happy Anniversary, Mom and Dad!
I’d like to wish a happy annicersary to my mom and dad. My dad was the one who inspired me to create a blog because he is a committed blogger. We are in competition to see who can get more site views, so keep visiting and maybe I can win! My mom has always been very supportive of my design interist.
To celebrate, here is a very special design for my daddy:
His sound studio!
And for my mommy:
I love you!
Mediterranean Mansion Project (post 1)
This is a modern mediterranean mansion. It has 6 bedrooms, 6.5 baths, 3 kitchens, a pool, a 3 car garage, 3 storys, 4 fireplaces, and an open floorplan. One night, I stayed up untill 2AM working on it! (I was super glad to be able to sleep in the next morning.)
Every-other day I will post more of it!
So, come back Thursday and see a new part of this amazing house.
Industrial Great Room 2
This is a re-make of “industrial great room” As you can see, I made it on the computer.
Which do you like better? The original or this re-make? Leave me your answer as a comment!
If walls could dream… they’d dream of industrial yet cozy great rooms.
The Easter Bunny’s Bedroom
This is the perfect place for a giant bunny to rest after delivering treats in plastic eggs to the whole world.
I hope you all have a wonderful Easter!
If walls could dream… they’d dream of easter.
Water Road in Florence
I modeled this drawing after a “water road” in Florence. Instead of being paved, many roads in Florence are rivers. And instead of cars, they get around in gololas (small man-powered boats.) I originally made this drawing for Social Studies class, but I was so proud of it, I couldn’t help but share it.
To achieve a greater feeling of depth, i used two vanishing points. One for the buildings on the right and one for the left.
If walls could dream… they’d dream of visiting Florence.
Design Tip of the Month: April
Glass Tile
Glass tile is beautiful and kind to the enviroment. One tip when you are putting it up: use white grout. Brown or tan grout may change the color of the tile.
Natural Color Scheme in a Bedroom
This bedroom has a natural feel to it. The wood headboard, moldings, and floors match the brown patterned sheets and curtains. Which go nicely with the green walls, cieling, and pillows. Which really makes the purple “dream” pillow and the yellow daffodil pop.
If walls could dream… they’d dream of flawless color schemes.
From Doodle Kitchen to Model Kitchen
The room I drew,
and the room I modeled after the drawing.
This kitchen is centered around a medium-sized island that holds the sink and cooktop. Behind the island is a bank of tall cabinets. The fridge is to the right, and a floral painting to the left.
Two Story, 500 sq ft Home
This house has two storys, yet only about 500 square feet of living space. This is because the first floor is the garage.
And not only does this design add a garage, but it’s also flood protecton, if a flood were to happen, the main part of your house will stay dry.
If walls could dream… they’d dream of inventive ways to add a car port.