Sweet Elizabeth

Sweet Elizabeth is a first modest attempt at a fantasy dollhouse.
The big slanted roofs of the house were done in so many sections to keep them from protruding in the house and it worked ....mostly
The two big sections are also cut in half to keep them from fighting each other on one side of the house and what looked like an unavoidable error at first got a little entrance door thrown in covered in mystique and secrecy....yaaawn ;P



Lot Size: 30x20
Lot Price: Furnished §74.000
Unfurnished §42.000

Okay...what more can i say about this house;
First I'll start with the long end of decorating the inside; Let me explain that this is absolutely not my specialty.Let's just say the shorter the time i put in decorating the interiors, the better.
The outside was finished in only a few hours and with an awful lot of luck with the mass and shape.
The big hay roof was a struggler though but tamed after a long battle with clipping parts and shivering textures.
It draws inspiration from 19th century Benelux farmhouses with a lot more volume and height just for looks.
The front and back facades are by far the most fun to re-texture and experiment with.They also steal all the thunder from the sides but personally i don't mind, let them stand aside!