There are quite a few items that do have pack requirements this month as there are mostly activity items for you toddlers, kids and soon to be introduced infants. It took 5 days to complete from start to finish, but I was so happy with the end result and its just one of those once in a lifetime items that shall never be repeated again, so its worth putting all that effort into. The highlight of the month for me was the creation of the playhouse. There were so many build items that I wanted to include in part one, that I actually decided to dedicate an entire extra month to get all the items on the original list…I still didn’t achieve the goal, but I came pretty close!

Its been a labour of love during the shorter month of February, but I’m excited to finally be able to share the second instalment of the Coastal Collection! This part focuses in on the Coastal outdoors. Don’t worry I didn’t forget about the shell building! Thank you so so much for all your support and love and I hope you enjoy my new set. This Set is on Early Access now and you can download it hereĪ little heads up about what’s coming next: kitchen month :)

I also didn’t want to miss out on interior doors :) In this month’s set, you will also find a classic Parisian wooden floor, a black and white stone floor, and wallpaper with handpainted patterns( Which I created myself from scratch). Two additional items that are less historic but more rustic are a round table, perfect for giant bouquet displays, and a potted Fiddle Leaf tree :) I also made a hanging light and a wall sconce. The Mirror comes in three height options. I sat down and created a Lous XV console table as a full and quarter version ( actually I found a console table at Hotel de la Marine in Paris and had to recreate it with a twist and incorporated a Plumbob) and a Rococo Mirror inspired by an original from Athena Calderone’s apartment. Now that I made stone stairs, in the future I will also create a wooden one, the possibilities are endless :D.Īnother Area I haven’t touched for quite some time is proper historical pieces, but a chateau set can’t live without them. I pulled myself together and made the stairs plus additional pieces such as curved landings and suitable french fence and railing pieces. I simply wanted to have proper french stairs but was too afraid of trying out creating them. Let me introduce you to CHATEAU Part 2, a 37-item set for your Chateaus entrance and hallways.Īn area that I was always longing to have more items for was a ‘grand foyer’.

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