From the 17th century, rich Amsterdam merchants fled the busy city to their country estates along the river De Vecht. It was a matter of status to build a tea dome, a small octagonal building with a domed roof and many large windows.
These cottages were built on the most beautiful spots near the river, well to be admired from the water. The owners enjoyed the view of all that happened on the river. And through the large windows, the passers watched the owners, drinking their costly tea in their delicate china cups.
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IN SHORT
• Land impact of 33 prims for the tea dome itself
• Optional ring of sheer curtains, the land impact of 21
• mod/copy/no transfer
• 100% original mesh by Froukje Hoorenbeek
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Tea Dome De Vecht with Versailles parquet flooring and ceiling painting has the li of 40 prims at realistic size, like it's shown at Dutchie. It can easily be resized but will go up or down in prim count accordingly.
Included are two extras: an optional ring of sheer curtains, with the land impact of 25 prims, and a shadow prim. If you link this to the dome, it will not add to the prim count.
There is also a snow roof add-on available for the teadome, with the li of 13 prims. Check related items underneath for this.
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The art used as base for the ceiling painting is part of the Rijksmuseum collection:
https://www.rijksmuseum.nl/en/rijksstudio/19641--froukje-hoorenbeek/creations
Come see the tea dome inworld at Dutchie!
See item in Second Life- mesh gazebo De Vecht octagonal with mesh curtains
- The mesh cottage has with versailles parquet flooring and a ceiling painting
- The mesh teahouse has a domed roof and many large windows
- For the traditional Dutchie waterfront cottage a snow roof is available
- Dutchie gazebo works great as summerhouse, atrium, sunroom, conservatory,
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