Tour: Luffington House
This is a tour of the Luffington's house, mainly for scarred_id's request at pixel_trade.
Overview of the house plan.
To the right of the entryway is a little game area, with a pool table, a dartboard, and the only phone in the house. Through the archway is the kitchen.
Kitchen, which has a garbage disposal but no sink or dishwasher because they compost for their garden. You can see at the edge there to archway into the dining room. Not pictured: eat at counter with stools.
Dining room. The table seats 6. On one wall, you can see candles for lighting. On the other wall is a painting with flowers, and a sideboard.
On the other side of the kitchen is the family room. Here you can see a bit of the island where you can eat in kitchen, because sometimes the big dining room is too much for their little family. There's a board game area, a sofa, tv with game player, stereo and bar. There is a sliding glass door here that leads to the back porch.
The rest of the family room.
Going back to the entryway, had we looked straight ahead we would have seen the more "formal" livingroom. There are two hallways off this room; the southern one leads to a small area with 4 doors.
Bedroom #1 is feminine, with a double bed and a desk.
Room #2 is an art studio, with a pottery wheel, easel, and computer for the business side of Danube's work.
The guest bath. The last door is an room; it shares a wall with the master bedroom so it could become a nursery with master bed access.
The master bedroom is entered from the other side of the living room.
I haven't figured out yet what should go in this empty space here. You can see that there's a sliding glass door in this room leading to the back porch.
Dressing area with screen.
The master bath.
This is my favorite room in the house. I wish I had a bathroom like this.
And finally, the back porch at night! There is a bbq, tiki lights, counter, island with two stools to eat at, a couch, and a tiki island.
And, finally, the beach!
I know this was a little overlong; I just wanted to be sure each room could be seen.
Overview of the house plan.
To the right of the entryway is a little game area, with a pool table, a dartboard, and the only phone in the house. Through the archway is the kitchen.
Kitchen, which has a garbage disposal but no sink or dishwasher because they compost for their garden. You can see at the edge there to archway into the dining room. Not pictured: eat at counter with stools.
Dining room. The table seats 6. On one wall, you can see candles for lighting. On the other wall is a painting with flowers, and a sideboard.
On the other side of the kitchen is the family room. Here you can see a bit of the island where you can eat in kitchen, because sometimes the big dining room is too much for their little family. There's a board game area, a sofa, tv with game player, stereo and bar. There is a sliding glass door here that leads to the back porch.
The rest of the family room.
Going back to the entryway, had we looked straight ahead we would have seen the more "formal" livingroom. There are two hallways off this room; the southern one leads to a small area with 4 doors.
Bedroom #1 is feminine, with a double bed and a desk.
Room #2 is an art studio, with a pottery wheel, easel, and computer for the business side of Danube's work.
The guest bath. The last door is an room; it shares a wall with the master bedroom so it could become a nursery with master bed access.
The master bedroom is entered from the other side of the living room.
I haven't figured out yet what should go in this empty space here. You can see that there's a sliding glass door in this room leading to the back porch.
Dressing area with screen.
The master bath.
This is my favorite room in the house. I wish I had a bathroom like this.
And finally, the back porch at night! There is a bbq, tiki lights, counter, island with two stools to eat at, a couch, and a tiki island.
And, finally, the beach!
I know this was a little overlong; I just wanted to be sure each room could be seen.