HAPPY NEW YEAR! I hope you all had a great night, whatever you did!
I’m constantly playing around with homes and furniture in Second Life and I have been wanting to give a brand new feel to our current cottage home, without actually changing it completely. I do love the comfortable and warm feeling of this place, so tearing it up would be a shame.
Instead, I decided to remove the river and rock face that was originally at the rear of the house, and create a small beach. This change has really made it feel more open and allowed me to do an extension on our sun room and create a separate, more relaxed living space with an ocean view!
One of the great bonuses with this room besides the Ocean View, is the untouched forest which hides the house, giving it a secluded and private vibe. A variety of nature surrounds the property both back and front. Whether it is a stunning unspoiled ocean view or lush gardens and trees. It really has he best of both worlds!
A Calm and casual feeling throughout, both the indoor spaces and outdoor patio dining area are nice places to relax and although these are simple changes, it really gives the home a whole new ambiance.
A happy new space for a happy new year.
If you have any questions about anything at all in this post, please comment below and I will help you as best as possible. Hope you get inspired ❤
as always this is stunning…Happy New Year! oh and of course who made this beautiful cottage?
Thanks! The cottage is not one build. The main building is from Poetica and it is the converted chapel. The greenhouse I added onto the side, I am not sure now, I will have to check when I next log In. I will post it as soon as I find out 🙂
The greenhouse which I modded and added onto the side is from Spargel & Shine 🙂
thank you as always 🙂 I just love everything you do.
Love Love Love it. Can you tell us who makes the rug, couches, side tables, lamps and planters in the warm garden room?
Everything in that room is from Vandelo, apart from the rug which I made. I used a texture but will have to find out from where.mit was used on a sculpt map I got on marketplace ages ago.
Awesome, i really appreciate you sharing your talent with us.