Tatiana's Tea Room: Take Two
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Thanks for stopping by, Lorsagne!
I'm glad you managed to avoid the dust, I tried to lock down all the areas still under renovation but you never know what might creep out unexpectedly in SL 
Thanks for stopping by, Lorsagne!
I'm glad you managed to avoid the dust, I tried to lock down all the areas still under renovation but you never know what might creep out unexpectedly in SL 
Please do, Tiamat. It's really hard to go wrong when you have the benefit of those great artists.
Thank you for the kind words, Sidonie & also for the trip down memory lane
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I loved building in TS2, it was a great place to start learning how to put 3D architecture together. I thinkI finishedmy TS2 version ofPetit Trianon in about a month (which was a relatively long time for TS2) and was working my way through Versailles -- ahhh, the good old days.
Looking forward to seeing you, Merry. Let's hope your computer is agreeable as well 
Drop by anytime, Candace. I think that plaster dust becomes us (both in RL & SL)
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Thank you, Aldo! Those are the pictures, in the Dining Room, that I was telling you about.
Merci beaucoup, Comte 
It's a wonderful feeling to have it finally being used.
A new chapter is beginning for Tatiana's Tea Room and I couldn't be more excited!
Renovations on the Petit Trianon have finally reached the point where it was possible for me to start setting up shop. I've been busy setting tables, arranging flowers and researching new artwork. In other words, I've been living my SL decorator's dream 
In order to move things along, I've had to compromise on some of the authentic Petit Trianon detailing especially with regard to the boiserie that makes each room so unique. It's already been a six year journey for this re-creation and I though see no end in sight I'm still having a great time working on it.
I did manage to track down and install the four paintings commissioned by Louis XV for the Dining Room, quite a tale, best told on another day.
You will find that those rooms which are still under construction have been locked as I certainly don't want any unsuspecting avatars falling through a hole in the floor!
Even with some rooms closed, there's still lots to see on both the main & ground floors. Hopefully the numerous floor plans and a few discretely placed teleporters (for those just too impatient to walk from one end of the chateau to the other) will help you find your way and give you a feel for the original architecture.
So drop on by and take all the time you need to explore Tatiana's Tea Room . You'll most likely find me there, covered with plaster dust 
Originally published at Tatiana's Tea Room: Take Two