Warakubune: Flooring
I decided on a herringbone pattern for this floor, partly because the real-life Warakubune has a herringbone floor (though I don't remember if theirs is wood or tile) and partly…
Warakubune: Wallpaper
The real-life Warakubune is not wallpapered. In fact, I don't even have a clear memory of what the interior looked like back in the day when we were eating there…
Warakubune: Sidewalk
I made Warakubune's sidewalk using the same technique as my other shops. After painting the perimeter of the base with a medium dark gray and the edges with a darker…
Warakubune: Exterior Walls
Warakubune is a sushi restaurant in San Francisco, the type with boats that circle around the bar, allowing diners to pick and choose whatever they like. It's located in my…
Gastronomia Furlan: Bread Shelves
Since Gastronomia Furlan is fictional, I've chosen to combine all sorts of food shops into what I think would be the ultimate in Italian food shopping. One type of shop…
Gastronomia Furlan: Hanging Sign
Since Gastronomia Furlan is an entirely fictional shop, I was able to design the sign however I liked. My image was taken from a photo I took 16 years ago…
Gastronomia Furlan: Display Cases
The gastronomia is now fully furnished with display cases. This piece was bought unfinished, and I painted it white to match the other cases.
Gastronomia Furlan: Door
As I typically do, I stained this door along with the trim at the beginning of the project, which was quite some time ago. After gluing on a set of…
Gastronomia Furlan: Shingles
I made the shingles for Gastronomia Furlan in the same style as those for Osteria Al Vecchio Stallo, except that I used 1/2"-wide balsa wood instead of 3/8". I used…
Gastronomia Furlan: Wood Paneling & Trim
For the interior walls, I cut strips of 1/2"-wide balsa wood, stained them to match the rest of the trim, and glued them along the lower half of the walls.…
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