SimmedUp Magazine - Issue 14 - October 21

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sculpted path leading to the front patio.
The landscaping for this build is simple, yet
perfect, with lots of overgrown bushes,
briars and not much else, although I did spy
this gorgeous little bench just waiting for
someone to come and unearth it.
The front stoop looks appropriately
unused, the tools were a genius touch, as
they give the air that someone might be
along at any time to come and de-bramble
the grounds. And those scratches on the
front door are genius, someone really
wants to get in...
The interior is just as wonderfully detailed
as the outside, it’s all a bit gloomy and
worn in here, but that’s just what you’d
expect right?
The front door leads you into this perfectly
proportioned open space with a living area
and kitchen, the holes in the walls, the
spiderwebs and the dirt over the
wainscoting all lend themselves perfectly to
the theme. The decor is suitably old
fashioned and her choice of window
treatments is just perfect.
There is also an office area in the large
open plan space, and you can tell that
whoever is staying here is very much
looking into why the house is the way it is.
Again Missy’s attention to detail is
wonderful as are her clutter and decor
choices.
At the other end of this space lies a seance
room at the other end of this space, which
is perfectly proportioned.
I’ve covered the main living area, now onto
the bathroom and bedroom.
The bathroom is delightfully grungy but still
usable, and that arrangement of accent
table under the mirror is awesome, I will
definitely have to remember that trick. The
bedroom looks like it would have been
incredibly opulent in days gone by, which
really is perfect for the style Missy has
gone for with this entire build.
I hope you have enjoyed touring these
builds as much as I have! You can find
Missy’s builds on the gallery under her EAID:
MissNighthawk_YT, on YouTube as Miss
Nighthawk, on Facebook as Missy
Nighthawk and Twitter as @Eunagina