- Nana's Dollhouses and Miniatures
- Antique Furniture
- AH-HA! Moments
- Building Tips
- Ceramics
- Chapel
- Cottages
- Colonial
- Contemporary Houses
- Country Store
- Craftsman House
- Early Houses
- Farmhouses
- Gazebos
- Georgian
- Hacienda
-
Half Scale Houses
- 1940s Cottage
- Adirondack Cabin
- Annalise
- Bungalow
- Buttercup Cottage
- Chantilly
- Country Farmhouse
- Craftsman Cottage
- Eastside Townhouse
- Fairfield
- Half Scale Furniture
- Half Scale Lighthouse
- Green Farmhouse Jr
- Jasmine Victorian Cottage
- Half Scale Lighthouse
- Pool House
- Brick Rosedale
- Rose Cottage
- Rosedale
- Stephanie Mansion
- Taft Loft
- Tootsietoy House
- Tuscany
- Yellow Rose Half Scale
- Hand Painted Furniture
- Lanterns
- Lighthouse
- Log Cabins
- New Orleans House
- Palladium House
- People
- Pianos
- Printables
-
Roomboxes
- Amish Quilting
- Asian Shelf
- Antique Shop
- Beaded Christmas Tree
- Brothel
- Christmas Roombox
- Christmas Box
- Half Scale Roombox
- Contemporary Kitchen
- 1950s Kitchen
- Tuscan Kitchen
- Oriental Box
- Pie Safe
- Reutter Roomboxes
- Seattle Loft
- Strombecker Bathroom
- Strombecker Living Room
- Strombecker School Room
- Half Scale Shelf
- Vintage Kitchen Shelf
- School House
- Tin Houses
- Tootsietoy
- Townhouses
- Toy Store
- Unique Structures
- Vegetable Bin
- Victorian
- 1:48 Scale House
- 1/144th Scale
- Quarter Scale Kristiana
- Quilled Flowers
- FYI
- Victorian Noah's Art
- Beacon Hill Sale Pictures
Seattle Loft
We love to visit Seattle, whenever possible. The lovely city, and it's landmarks inspired this loft.
The loft is actually a shelf in a bookcase. The wallpaper is actually artist canvas purchased during our last trip to Seattle.
A scene from downtown Seattle can be see through the window. The computer screen holds the latest Seattle online newspaper and a painting of Pike's Place Market hangs over the computer.
No Seattle loft would be complete without a painting of the Space Needle. The rug is a cross-stitched piece.
The rainy day paintings are a perfect touch for Seattle. The dinnerware is by Bozart, and the candleholders are Tootsietoy pieces for the 1930s.
The kitchen area is well organized for the available space.
