As should be expected, Day 1 of the Home & Garden Expo has been full of eager visitors lagging around on their window shopping… and getting in the way of a good photograph, lol. But that’s part of the fun. The good thing is the H&G Expo never lags as bad as other events. To not make blogging so difficult by including all available products (if I had the time I would, though), I’ll be choosing five items each day. Today I pick up three houses, one garden center and one furniture store. Click on the name of the store to TP to the Expo.
Cheeky Pea
CP was still setting up when the Expo opened to the general public, but obviously the Gale Cottage is a very nice two-story house that may well fit anywhere. The one on the left, mustard colored, is CP’s item for RFL , so there you have a good reason to buy it. If you prefer another color choice, don’t worry, there are seven more to pick from.
Pixel Mode
I really like this Fairmont house. It has a clean look and a nice interior. Yet, it may require at least a mid-size parcel to fit well. The base is 30 x 40 sq.m. if I recall correctly.
barnesworth anubis
The Santa Barbara Bungalow is not barnesworth anubis RFL item, but it is currently on sale at an introductory price this week at the Expo. It’s easy to figure out the price will go up once the event is over, so if you really want the house –which is very nice, by the way– act now! BA’s RFL items are shown in this picture too: the beveled stone planters and the flagstone pavers.
Two Moon Gardens
I don’t know this store that much, having only seen their products on the marketplace, and never before inworld, but I like the way they arranged things on that long expo parcel. You should also take a look.
Second Spaces
Second Spaces brought a dozen small things to the Expo (that’s this store specialty somehow), and all of them are really cute. Stools, tables, wall decorations, books, pots, racks… you can grab them all.
MudHoney
Yes, I said five and here I am with a sixth, but I had to praise MudHoney once again for having an excellent balance between donation displays and for profit items.