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Enormous space, enough for 3 full two-bedroom apartments, almost enough room for 6 but the ceiling would be a bit low then; some incredibly annoying furniture spots on the sunken floor farthest from the landing strip that will some times toss your furniture into the upper main space near the back wall. ( i usually find things between the back wall and the glass divider ). And the landing spots will ruin your efforts to hug, kiss, etc, so be certain to add extra standing spots if you want to welcome some one home with more than text. i found it hard to fill the empty space without the room kb growing huge, so i suggest candles or a fireplace, to avoid an empty, cold vibe. Although the black gives the impression of a dark room, the light is actually bright every where and ambient lighting fails to work. If you are planning to use this as a home, there is no convenient space for either a bathroom or kitchen, just an oversize bedroom, oversize living room, oversize family room/den, and an interesting little hallway created by the glass and odd wall shapes, so plan on adding extra partitions. Overall decorating this scene was a challenge not for the uninspired and what we ended up with might best be described as a windowless split-level home with a LOT of negative space left over. Suggested uses: dance club, museum, restaurant.
Rating:  [3 of 5 Flaming Jalapenos!] |
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