Actually breakfast bar would do as kitchen-island-lite, especially if it had those vintage bar stools that used to live in a tractor. So the rabbit has a cozy underground home with couches and a modern kitchen -- and also a very rabbity vegetable storage area. I do at least think I've spelled it correctly, though, because there's no squiggly red line beneath 'Carrera' (capital 'C'? All of the animals (and there are a dozen or so) have beautiful homes with furniture and decor that seem exactly right. I wish they would reprint this book, together with the other books illustrated by this wonderful illustrator - The Elephant’s Airplane, All Aboard with Jeremy Rabbit (aka The Travels of J.

is as inspiring today as when it was first published in 1981, and Doris Susan Smith’s illustrations of this hard-working female protagonist and her fantastical designs and architectural marvels will captivate young readers. pee in the family bathroom renders all the small people of the house instantly wide awake -whether or not the blasted sky is awake -and wanting to PLAY), because I could decorate it to match my bedroom, and because it wouldn't be constantly filled with plastic primary-coloured crap. If you're reading this post it probably means you're into interiors, which probably means you have a home decor bucket list of your own.

They provide expert and detailed descriptions, disclose all significant defects and/or restorations, provide clear and accurate pricing, and operate with fairness and honesty during the purchase experience. One of our favorite books about houses which were cleverly designed by a Mouse for her animal clients! But from many years of covetously flicking through upmarket interior mags, I've picked up the impression that Carrera (I'm sticking with the capital) marble is a) the best marble, b) kind of whitish with grey bits, and c) looks super cool. And since discovering the luxury brand Fromental, and its, er, mentally glamorous wallcoverings, this IBL item has been resurrected. My 3rd grade teacher had this book in her class library and I checked it out so many times to just stare at the pictures, and their incredible detail.

I truly enjoyed every whimsical architectural moment, from the underwater trout abode to the pig's palatial estate.Corners and spine ends a little wrinkled and bumped only, VG bright and unmarked throughout, no ownership markings. Trout, for example, requests a “palace to resemble the lost paradise of Atlantis”; Mole has designed for him a “clever staircase and trapdoor” that eliminates muddy floors in his house; and Rabbit’s warren has a living room with a bookcase, a landline phone, posters, and soft cushions. She has a positive genius for designing, building, and decorating that perfect personal palace for any animal of her acquaintance. Slate A charming and popular children's classic about an industrious architect mouse, brought to life for a new generation. All the animals want to live in a house designed by Henrietta, because she is the only mouse in the world who understands exactly what makes a squirrel or a rabbit, a caterpillar or a frog feel at home.