Monday, February 25, 2013

It's All Fun & Games

I managed to get a few somewhat decent shots of a family room scene that I put together last week. How did I piece this one together? Eh, let's see. First, I was inspired by how the main level of the Land of Nod knockoff house could be a basement setting. Then I was led by thoughts of cool parents who don't take life too seriously, collect pop culture trinkets and sometimes go to Comic-Con. Spy the CL4P-TP (Claptrap) replica in the corner? Someone in the house is a Borderlands fan--and it's not the kids.
 
 
The Goods: Modular coffee table is Fred; modular sofa is Momoll; play table and chairs are brinca dada; desk chair is Reac Japan; Claptrap is Neca; media cabinets are Urban Girl; bench is PRD; giant anglepoise lamp is Just Mustard; all accessories are MitchyMoo Miniatures, PRD, LiLu, Playmobil, Selecta, Kaisercraft, Lego, Nintendo, Bozart Toys, Munny World, MinisX2, Hape, Re-Ment, and other hobby and craft store finds.

18 comments:

  1. Looks like a fun place to live for a young family. Like the parents are still in transition between being kids and having kids.

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    1. Thanks Steve!
      Is it bad to say that I feel like that parent in transition? Ha!

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  2. hey i emailed u last week, not sure u got my email or not abt land of nod

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    1. Hello littleoslo,

      It doesn't look like I did get your email. I just recently got my email caught up. Sometimes I get behind in responding because of the volume, but I always respond, friend. Let me know your thoughts here or send another email to smallerhomes@gmail.com
      I'll be looking for it.

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  3. Hello from Spain, i really like this room. The pieces are stunning. The red chair is very cool. Great Job. Keep in touch

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    1. Hey Marta!
      Thank you much. I'm glad people dig the scene AND glad that I took Mini Dork's advice to post it.

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  4. What a fun play room! I wish I had a real basement like this one!

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    1. Thanks Mad For Mod,
      Re: Basement = Me too, man--but they rarely have basements out here in CA. We share a large den as a family and it has all the pop culture tchotchkes and toys but I haven't given the room much flavor. I probably should though...

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  5. Love it! Since I have two young kids, our entire apartment is covered in toys, some pop culture pictures/posters (and now my dollhouses) - but it does not come out looking as cool as this.

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    1. Thanks Penelope!
      There's something oddly familiar about the description of your home...I feel like I live there...
      Yes, our place is full of toys too--but I'm not sure if the Mr and I or the wee ones have the most toys.
      Ha ha! ;)

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  6. Love the lego head container especially, I saw lego you can attach to the wall for kids to play with too, CM

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    1. I got those Lego head containers from Legoland. They are actually salt& pepper shakers--however I cannot seem to understand how you put salt and pepper in it without making a massive mess. Much better used as storage containers in dollhouses. Ha!

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  7. Oh, man, do I love this room....so cool. The blocks are great. It's all great. You raise the bar.

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    1. Hey Hunky Dory!
      I'm glad you dig it. If you ever come across the blocks, I do recommend the purchase, friend. The only bars I'm raising over here are chocolate bars...and I should probably stop doing that so often...HA!

      ;) Thank you

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  8. Great room, I want to come over and play.

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  9. Thanks Mary,
    To be honest, it has inspired me to redecorate our family space. Can't figure out what to do with all these dollhouses though...Smiles

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  10. You can send your dollhouses my way. ;)

    Man, you seriously do the best kids rooms. I would make whole a house a kids space, if it could look this cool. LOVE LOVE LOVE IT!!!

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    1. Thanks Megan! You flatter me and I do not deserve it. I actually need to redo the kids spaces in my own home. The kids' rooms always look like a tornado dropped Legos everywhere. I have this "everything in its place" system, but nobody under 5 feet tall cares...

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