Hotel Rooms

Here I used an insert from a candy box as the checkerboard wall, and a curtain ad for the stage curtains.  The clear box will likely become an elevator, with the white lid with a line painted down the middle as the break in the doors.

Here I am doing a tiki theme hotel lobby.

Here is a circus themed hotel room.  Gambling tables and a bar.

Another bar and large planter.

Note the large stone head on the side, the light color circles on it are light coming in from the holes in the box.
 

Hotel Rooms

These are some of my mock up hotel rooms.  This is just a few random items to see the sizes inside the box.

These fancy small stages are actually Barbie cakes from a Barbie set.  They stack nicely and work well as a small stage for a fashion show or as tables with a fancy table cloth.

Here I have mocked up a few rooms with walls and a central hallway.  Obviously in the mock up the wall are not affixed like they would be in an actual set up.

Here the serving tray has been flipped to serve as a stage, and the room has been set up as a fancy nightclub.

The bowl contains items for trash cans and decorative flower pots.  The large planter and giant leaf are trying on for size.
 

Furniture

Dollar Tree sold a small plastic play house with tiny furniture in it.

The houses came in two versions but all the furniture was the same.  The large pink thing is a serving tray from another Dollar Tree set.

I am using the furniture for my hotel project.  This is a television on an entertainment center.

I have also cut one of the TVs to give me more variety.

Here is the cut apart TV, it makes the lower part into a stand alone table.

Stand along table.

The TV can be used as a table also.

Not every room needs a television, and in recent times a flat screen could be the TV.  In the 1940s or 1950's even into the 1960's a television is not always standard TV fare.