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Hey, guys. I'm still working on my ophthalmologist's office (my lack of both tan bricks and money have put me behind schedule), but I'm currently working on the interiors. I'll reveal the interior of the downstairs when I eventually make a topic for the MOC, but right now I wanted to ask what everybody thought of the interior for the upstairs apartment. Please let me know!

Here's what someone who had just opened the front door would see:

apartmententry.jpg

Next up is the kitchen:

apartmentkitchen.jpg

The living room/bedroom. That's a sofabed, so it can be a living room by day, and a bedroom by night:

apartmentbed.jpg

Two shots of the bathroom. I couldn't really get a good picture of it, due to its being so cramped:

apartmentbathroom.jpg

apartmentbathroom2.jpg

A couple of details--here are some light switches and the thermostat:

apartmentswitches.jpg

apartmentthermostat.jpg

Finally, here's the layout:

apartmentfloorplan.jpg

What do you think? Is there a way I can improve it and make it more realistic? Let me know, please!

Posted

Great work! Loving the shower curtain! Mind if I steal borrow it! :laugh:

Maybe if you had some more tan, you could add walls between the kitchen and the other rooms, it looks kind of strange with the carpet right next to the tiles, but apart from that, I'm loving 'Rossville' so far! :classic:

CB

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My one suggestion would be the addition of a table between the living room and kitchen, perhaps with a small TV on the end of it closest to the wall. That way, those in the living room would have a TV to watch and those in the kitchen would have somewhere to eat!

Posted (edited)

That's an excellent kitchen! I had a surprising amount of trouble building a fridge, and you've nailed it. The wall cupboard is also a nice touch. The sink is just ingenious!

Edited by SilentMode
Posted

Thanks, everyone--I'm glad you like it! Maybe I will try putting something in between the living room/bedroom and the kitchen.

And CriticalBrick, you can certainly use the shower curtain idea. That's part of what I love about the LEGO community--we inspire each other (though my contributions, as far as inspiration goes, are pretty slim).

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