The Loft says Goodbye to Fifty Linden Friday.

 

I would really like to thank Barb for asking me to be a part of this amazing event!!! This color sofa is priced at L50 and will not be available after Friday !

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New @ The Loft – Partial Mesh Rooms

The Loft brings to you two living rooms brimming with eclectic elegance.  Perfect for the homeowners who prefer to blend styles while truly making their space their very own.

THE FREZZA CHRISTMAS ROOM:

Just in time for the last minute holiday decorator.

Multi-Animated pieces in this set include the fireplace, sofa and armchair. These chairs not only rezzes props but on certain animations will deliver an item to your inventory so you can attach and use. Go ahead and try out the “phone” and “sing” animations.

Pillows, throw, the tin elves and the lacquered tray are texture changeable making it ever so easy to customize any space.

Then we have the Frezza Living Room whose pieces supports the same features as the Christmas room. (Please note the fireplace in this room is not animated.)

Sofas are available @ the store in a variety of colors.

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The  Lofty Spaces  members who have won a free set are:

Zoe (zoemichelle)

Blaise Mistwalker

Lele McDonnell

Treasure Serendipity

Please send Colleen Desmoulins an IM to receive your prize.

Frezza Console

 

 

available in the Lofty Spaces Group Until December 6th, 2011.

http://maps.secondlife.com/secondlife/The%20Loft/117/53/23

The Loft – Mad for Mid Century

Let me say it before you do…yes more dining suites, but it is a room that had to be done because of my recent obsession with mid-century modern furniture. The Roxanne Dining room is full of polish with none of the fuss and don’t let the chairs fool  because even though they deliver utensils and drinks , they also contain animations for casual or formal sitting and working such as writing or using the computer. Teleport to the Loft.

Add a touch of vintage to any room with these Bus Scrolls, lots more cities to come.

Sideboards come in so handy, where else will you put your keys, frames, old magazines, trays, utensils, bags and if you have space maybe a lamp or two.

Speaking of Lamps…

So now on to the good stuff, the following five Lofty Spaces group members should send me a note card with their choice of a room and a pair of lamps.

Trinetty Skytower
ellantha Larsson
Felicity Blumenthal
Lexy Blachere
Rosalee Canning

Lofty Looks – Wide Open Spaces

Has your pretty Second Life home turned into a dumping ground for your inventory? A place just to rezz or set home to? Or just stuck in a interior design rut? Well, Lofty Looks is to the rescue. Here is where we will tackle all those decorating dilemnas that frustrate us all.

First challenge up – Open Spaces. We’ve all been there. You spend hours TP-ing all over the grid to find your perfect prefab. You get home, excited to rezz it and place it just right. You walk inside, cam around at the larger than life rooms… then stand there…for days. After awhile, it just becomes a place for you to TP to when you need to change clothes or im your friends while you wait for inspiration to strike.  Large, airy rooms are pretty common in-world, usually to allow for unobstructed camera movement. Decorating these rooms can be a huge pain.  We used the Eams Modern House by NotsoBad to show  how to handle the most common areas: living room & bedroom.

When confronted with a large room or an open space it is always  a good idea to just break the space up into smaller activity areas and you can use dividers, bookshelves, or rugs to help define these spaces. We created the main living area in the center of the room and decided not to settle with the standard formula of one sofa two armchairs etc. Doubling up in the seating makes proper use of all the space we have available while we tied it all together with different textures/fabrics  using the color orange and grounding the area with a great rug.  Two small sitting areas at the back of the room were placed to offer different experiences. The far left offers a sense of solitude with the use of the chaise lounge while on the right the club chairs provide a more intimate seating area which encourages conversation.

For the bedroom, we created some architectural interest as well as a focal point by adding a wall to serve as backdrop for the bed. Don’t be afraid to add or remove walls to fit your design needs! A rug was placed at the end of the bed instead of halfway under it, so we can extend the area thus utilizing more of the space.

Well, that’s it for the first edition of Lofty Spaces. We will be back soon with another interior design pain we’ll have the cure for.  Til next time!

♥ Justice

Molinari Outdoor Room – Updated!

The Molinari is a set that I created when sculpts were first introduced. I was on the verge of deleting them last week but decided against it thinking that it might be better if I just reworked it a bit, this time baking light and shading into it. Along with the updated textures there are new anims and less scripts. If you would like to have the updated version send me a folder with your name containing your old set by June 30th. 

Colleen Desmoulins.

Newish @ The Loft: Bailey Outdoor Dining

Bailey Outdoor Dining , another set I released for Home Expo but only now getting around to announcing it.
Whether you lean toward understated elegance or prefer something bold to brighten up your outdoor, the Bailey Outdoor Room, with its texture changeable features is exactly what you need.
The Fireplace supports animations for couples and single and touching the back of the chairs dispenses utensils.

This set is available to Lofty Spaces Group Members @ 50% off te regular price for today , May 27th.

The Five Lofty Spaces Group Members who will recieve a copy of this set are:

Lexy Calcutt
Aisuru Rieko
Lauren Minuet
Shamira Rives
Zinia Quan

Please send an IM to Colleen Desmoulins to claim your prize