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 Posted: Fri Jul 17, 2009 8:53 pm
 House of Clowns H o m e O f I c e L e m o n z ( D a h l i a) A n d I n'v i d y T h e P i x i e B o t , F o r N o w . . . Welcome to my quaint abode. As you can tell, only me and In'vidy are currently living in this lofty house right now. That leaves for a very quiet, desolate-seeming home; for a little while at least, until he has a few more brothers and sisters. Make yourself at home in the Guest Sitting Room with its comfortable leather chairs designed especially for visitors, or amble your way to the kitchen where In'vidy would be glad to whip up a snack--just make sure you don't provoke him and he ends up whipping it AT you. (lol) One rule, though: Don't venture into either In'vidy's Creature Room, or my bedroom, unless you want to be trapped for days under stinky rotten stuff you can't even name. And don't expect us to try to unbury you-- We don't want to get trapped, either! ((Real picture taken by me of my real dream house.)) Welcome: : : :Overview of the House: : : :Living Rooms: : : :Kitchen: : : :Garden: : : :Creature Areas: : : :Bedrooms: : : :Bathrooms: : : :Reserved: : : :
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Posted: Sun Jul 19, 2009 7:54 pm
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Posted: Tue Jul 21, 2009 5:12 pm
Living RoomsV i s i t o r S i t t i n g R o o m :As you walk into the room, you are instantly struck by the size of the plush leather armchairs that seem to be awaiting you to sit upon them. Upholstered in black leather to match the ebony wooden floorboards, they are crested with monstrous yellow fluffed pillows and include huge arm- and backrests. Arranged in a semi-circle formation, the chairs surround a soaring maroon brick fireplace and an ebony wood table that rests right on the hearth, miraculously not going up in flames from the nearby fire. The arch by which you entered is several paces exactly behind the congregation of chairs, and has a dark wood panel inset in the top, which boasts a cute grinning clown face (similar to one in the corner of this post). Flanking the doorway are two floor-to-ceiling bookcases filled to overflowing with every genre of books. To the right of the fireplace is a tall glass-paneled door that leads out to a large garden with an interesting fountain in the center. On the other side of the fireplace and the chairs, there is a monstrous bay window inlaid with brilliant stained glass depicting flufferhorns frolicking through a meadow. The cushion on the bay window matches the vibrantly colored pillows on the armchairs. All in all, the room gives off the impression of coziness and a sense of hospitality.~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~F a m i l y R o o m :The family room is at complete odds with the Guest Sitting Room: It is rather more sparsely furnished, with simply a huge, enveloping leather couch of the dark blue variety, as well as flanking beige velvet chaises. Two beige wood endtables stand guard on either side of the couch; and across from this small gathering of furniture is a large plasma screen TV. Set into the wall directly under the television are several tan wood shelves that hold a DVD player, cassette player,and Wii video console, among other things. Decorating each wall, hanging adjacent to a great many windows, are various paintings depicting many different colorful scenes. An imposing beige wooden double-door provides the only entrance into the spacious room, and matches the rug-decorated floor. This room obviously serves the only purpose of entertaining hte family.Welcome: : : :Overview of the House: : : :Living Rooms: : : :Kitchen: : : :Garden: : : :Creature Areas: : : :Bedrooms: : : :Bathrooms: : : :Reserved: : : :
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Posted: Tue Jul 21, 2009 7:30 pm
KitchenK i t c h e n :This entire room seems to be decorated solely in shades of varying yellow, orange, and red. On one side of the room, set in a recessed corner, is the breakfast nook; the walls in that area are magnificent floor-to-ceiling windows, on all three walls (the fourth being non-existent to allow access to the main kitchen). The breakfast table is completely circular and composed of shattered glass encased between two other slightly yellow-tinted slabs of safety glass, of the kind found in car windshields. The chairs are made of sturdy white wood with orange and red throw cushions upon them. Moving on to the central part of the kitchen, you still find yourself surrounded by windows, although these are much smaller and boast orange-and-white striped blinds; the floor, composed of large square beige slabs of sandstone, bely the fact that so much sunlight is shining upon them and remain cool to the touch. In the center of the room is an island, topped with white marble, with various appliances littering its surface, as well as a large intricate maroon vase containing a motley of orange sunflowers. Several paces away from the island are an expanse of (also marble-topped) counters, along with a large double stove/oven with 2 cooktops. Arranged in the corner is a momentous fridge covered in every type of magnet under the sun. A myriad of pastel pictures take up the remaining space on the walls. The walls are slathered in a vibrant red similar to the color of a setting sun.Welcome: : : :Overview of the House: : : :Living Rooms: : : :Kitchen: : : :Garden: : : :Creature Areas: : : :Bedrooms: : : :Bathrooms: : : :Reserved: : : :
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