Victorian Style

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An old fashioned room was what I was aiming for here. I could hear the old clock on the shelf ticking almost in my grandmother's house. These tubes were mostly those not done by me, though I did "recover" this sofa using a "fabric" from the chair made by someone else. Cloning is a wonderful thing!

 Here is a good example of the tubes made by my friend, Shae-Lynn. She tubed this wonderful old sofa/chaise and as soon as I saw it I had to get to work on this room.  Shae-Lynn's site is at Colored-Eye Graphics. Her site is totally awesome.

As soon as I saw this beautiful Victorian style lamp, tubed by Shae-Lynn, I knew I had to make this room for it. And because with this room, I wanted to attempt an effect of a dimly lit room with lighting and shadows as would be consistent with the Victorian era, using the lamp by the sofa, I have included the original version of the lamp in the foreground so the beauty of it could be seen as Shae-Lynn presented it. Thank you again, Shae-Lynn for your impeccable tubing skills and generosity in sharing these beautiful items.

After receiving this beautiful Victorian arch, another lovely piece of work tubed by Shae-Lynn of Colored Eye Graphics, I just had to use it in a new room. The room that you see above can be seen through the double doors. Perhaps it is a view from near the foot of the stairs or it could be the foyer. But thank you, Shae-Lynn, you did a terrific job with this lovely old Victorian scrollwork on this wooden arch. Many other items here also reflect her handiwork. You can find Shae-Lynn's site at
Colored-Eye Graphics.

Well, as you can see, I have plenty of work to do. Once I categorize my rooms, I see I need to make more!