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Loft Work in Progress 2

6/25/2016

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​A lot has changed since the last loft update.  I had found these amazing pics online of someone who had used the pieces of a wooden fan to make a spiral staircase, and immediately ordered a pack of fans on Amazon.  Of course the loft needed an old iron spiral staircase!  
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Once I had it built, it had to lead somewhere.  Since it was so big and open, with such high ceilings, I decided it would make sense for there to be an upper sleeping area. 
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But the new upper area was much too small for the previous bed I had built.  So I made a new, smaller one, that seems an even better fit for the loft asthetic.  
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A little while later, I decided the area under the upper sleeping area would make a perfect kitchen.  I built the sink area out of balsa wood,  and a plastic blister pack some screws came in.  The faucet is just some plastic toy bits and pieces cut and glued together, and painted silver.  For the record, I swear by the Valspar silver spray paint as the best, most realistic metallic I've ever used.
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I also added lights, both to the high ceiling, and in the kitchen.  1st round was just some globe style string lights.
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I also had some great finds online.  I found an amazing miniature cast iron stove, a salesman sample, that is a perfect 1/6 scale. The couch is from etsy seller MiniPlacesStudio.  Check out their page, as they do some amazing work.
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About a week later, I found these amazing industrial looking enclosures, also on string lights.  I couldn't wait to get them home and get them installed.
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Overall, I'm feeling really good about how this has been coming together.  I still have 1 more brick wall segment with windows to finish.  and there's always a bunch of detail work I'll be adding.  But feeling pretty close to done, and ready for a new photoshoot.
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