After completing our Egyptian house, Lori suggested another exotic destination to continue our building spree: Inda. I must admit, I knew little about Indian architecture so a lot of research had to be done. Mostly what I found was that … Continue reading →
In many of our previous houses, there has been one room done in an Egyptian style. One of my first projects had an Egyptian parlor, the next project had an Egyptian bedroom, and another had an Egyptian styled home theater. … Continue reading →
After working on Santa’s Vacation Retreat I was in the mood to try another more modern house than what we usually design. Inspired in part by Frank Lloyd Wright’s Falling Water, I wanted to design a hillside house that would … Continue reading →
This is a house we started working on last year, and while we were working on it, Live Home 3D was updated. Part of the update was nice, as it added a library of Christmas models which fit in perfectly … Continue reading →
This Japanese House is one of the smallest Live Home 3D projects Lori and I have created, but for both of us, it is the favorite model we’ve worked on. It took a fair amount of research and even quite … Continue reading →
After we built our castle in England, our next project was to travel to Africa and build a tree house. This was Lori’s idea, and I wasn’t sure if it was going to be technically possible, as the program didn’t … Continue reading →
Welcome to Knowles Castle, our most complex building project to date. This 55 room castle got so complex that we had to split it into three files to be able to finish it within the memory constraints of the Live … Continue reading →
It’s been a while since I’ve posted any new 3D models. Not that we haven’t been busy creating new ones, it’s just that in December an update to the Live Home 3D program introduced a bug along with the welcome … Continue reading →
