Run@Muk Style

I love black and white!!  A revelation discovered while setting up to blog items from The Challenge - Black and White Theme.  Not one alone but a happy mingling of both.  Without a doubt the right backdrop has to be chosen in order to get the "wow factor"  as opposed to the "wash out".   ChiC Building offered up Gothic Building this round (details in previous posting); it in conjunction with a few other goodies make up the 'wow factor'.  In case you missed it, Black and White is the theme for July Challenge for Builders. [bauwerk] put together a whole slew of white for you to pick and choose from.  It is not a set but individual pieces that work beautifully together.  The Chesterfield sofa is leather and pairs perfectly with the Leather Stool .  Each have great animations for singles while the sofa has couples as well.  The land impact is very low at 11 for both items.  The floor lamp works on touch and is only two pri...

A dark stone building holds secrets of owners that only the walls do know.  Each crack and crevasse tells a tale like no other, never to be told.  It's eerie features are shadows cast from nearby trees that sway in the breeze and whose branches shiver in the light of the moon.  The smooth opening doors do not creak as they open wide revealing a spacious room inside.  Two windows to the left and two to the right are the building only means of filtering in natural light.  It's dim at best through the frosted stained glass.  A sleek stone floor from one end to the other is cold on the bare feet pitter pattering from the door to the back.  Gothic Building by ChiC Buildings for The Challenge, Black & White Theme, lends itself willingly to having furnishings scattered about in hopes of being photographed.  Such a truly awesome build to be offered at only L$900, a 25% savings during the first release week.  It measures 12 x 28 and is only 46 L...

Home and Garden is an often neglected genre of design in the blogging world.  By no means am I saying that there are no folks who absolutely adore the task of dressing up the space they live in or even setting up a scene for a photo.  Me?  I love the ease of tossing out a fully decorated building whether its to blog it, live in it or both.  Why?  Because as a builder / store owner I very much appreciate the time and effort other home and garden creators put into their designs.  The Mesh Beach Hut from *RnB* Design is a prime example of simple spaces fully furnished with all the must haves for a day on the beach, lake, creek .... um next to a pond even.  What?  I don't have a beach so I use what I got.   It's texturing is cool blue walls and darker roof with salt water & weather worn posts and trim.  It comes complete with banner flags, beach ball, surf board, life bouy, a few chairs (decor only - not animated) and some sea she...