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Tag Archives: kitchens
A Tale of Twin Kitchens—Souwester and Shelburne
To round out 1986, we completed two house fragments–the Shelburne and Shoalwater Kitchens, named after two Seaview, WA inns. These were smaller pieces than usual, but labor intensive—the women commissioning these projects were our two best and most supportive customers. … Continue reading
Posted in Houses, Memoir, Miniatures
Tagged dollhouses, kitchens, miniature kitchens, Victorian architecture
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North Cove Rear View
By request, here’s the rear view of the kitchen in the last post, to better show the layout. Not the greatest shot, but it gives you an idea.
North Cove Kitchen: Geek-to-Geek
It’s always startling to discover which world-changing events whirled past while we were holed-up building miniatures. The construction of our second project of 1983 coincided with the introduction of the mobile phone, the creation of the internet, and the release … Continue reading
Posted in Houses, Miniatures, People
Tagged friends, kitchens, lifestyle, Victorian architecture
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