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The latest edition of L'Homme Magazine, arguably SL's most popular quarterly male fashion magazine, was published in August (2021). Personally I like to leave it until we're into the second month of the quarter before I start looking for the gifts that come with each edition of the magazine. Quite often not all creators who... Continue Reading →
Ever since I lost my large loft some months ago, I have been tinkering with the interior of the Apple Fall Paris Loft, now only available as a re-sale gacha on Marketplace. The nice thing about a small space like this, is that you can easily make it look rather lived-in. The prims you get... Continue Reading →
But truth be told, I'm not that big on decorations. I keep them at a minimum in real life, with just some figurines, extra candles and twinkling stars hung in front of the windows. Those stars are nice though. In the dark they catch the light of the candles and for those very rare moments... Continue Reading →
Quite some time ago now -or so it seems- I was renting the spacious Chilmark House by Brook Hill Living exquisitely located on a lovely sim. I named my home Castor Cottage and spent a lot time decorating it in an eclectic but mostly classic style befitting a country home. In this fourth episode of... Continue Reading →
I noticed a peak in views of older blog posts about my Linden Homes. As the interior of my Loftroom home looks rather different these days, I thought you might be interested in an update. Fair warning: I will be skipping the details of smaller decor items. The original fireplace is hidden by a wall... Continue Reading →
In the previous episode we took a look at the outside of the Chillmark House by Brook Hill Living and went inside to snoop around for a bit, to see what kind of furnishings I used in one corner of the large entrance hall. This is the central hall of the house, flanked by a... Continue Reading →
As much as I like tinkering with smaller houses like the Second Life version of the Farnsworth House or a simple guest cottage, I do enjoy getting stuck in with a bigger project. My only rule is: just let me do my thing. Real life is full of "do this, do that" and for me,... Continue Reading →
As a teenage boy I walked a rather unconventional educational path from home economics to child care. I vividly remember the course in which I got to draw little floor plans for living spaces and put together mood boards. As a grownup I would occasionally attempt to build a house out of bits of cardboard,... Continue Reading →
When I was asked to furnish and decorate a dining room in a mock Tudor house I pounced on the opportunity, as I hadn't worked with that particular style before. Luckily I was allowed to go for a design scheme which has a Tudor feel to it, without having to stick to items that were... Continue Reading →
Billy Beaverhausen 