Here is the handmade severed troll leg umbrella holder than Tonks was famous for tripping over! Isn’t it just perfect?  I can hardly wait to put it next to the front door.

The King keeps himself entertained with the latest edition of the London Times. Headlines warn against advancements in modern plumbing! The King was hand sculpted and dressed by a good friend of mine just for this project. She did such a wonderful job with him!

Here is the King and more of the interior. What luxury! Complete with chandelier, this King spares no expense even for his water closet.

This is the royal red carpet leading to the “throne”; for lack of better words. The same material was used to upholster the throne seat and backrest. An inexpensive carved wood applique was used to dress-up the throne’s backrest. Off to the sides of the throne is a sword and a small pile of tissues. The flooring is made from custom cut Earth Tiles in gray marble.

Here is the finished project. What noble King wouldn’t appreciate such a wonderful structure to do his daily duty? The clear plastic upper windows were replaced with a wire mesh to allow for proper ventilation. The lower windows were glazed with a clear stained glass paint for a little added privacy. The flowers are all from the Dollshouse Emporium and the rest of the ‘green’ foliage was just some extra stock on hand. Is it a coincidence that the vegetation is growing so well around this building?