Joelston
27-03-2008, 05:07 PM
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This year's Big Brother House is larger than BB8's, but is still small and opressive.
Starting with the stairs, the housemates go down the stairs, until they enter the air-lock (inspired by the Australian BB6 house) Which also gives access to the diary room.
Into the main house there is a chaise-lounge by the bedroom window, small individual chairs dotted around, and the pink leather sofas.
There's a dining table, large enough for all the housemates, and also a kitchen, which continues outside.
The bedroom has all individual beds, but they are all so close together that they may as well all be sharing one big bed.
There's one big wet-room, with a glass wall onto the living area. This room only contains 3 shower-heads.
Outside is the BBQ area, and then the pool. Off of the pool is a small staircase that leads to the massage room, with essential oils and a large massage table. There's also a smoking area for the housemates who smoke.
Any comments?
This year's Big Brother House is larger than BB8's, but is still small and opressive.
Starting with the stairs, the housemates go down the stairs, until they enter the air-lock (inspired by the Australian BB6 house) Which also gives access to the diary room.
Into the main house there is a chaise-lounge by the bedroom window, small individual chairs dotted around, and the pink leather sofas.
There's a dining table, large enough for all the housemates, and also a kitchen, which continues outside.
The bedroom has all individual beds, but they are all so close together that they may as well all be sharing one big bed.
There's one big wet-room, with a glass wall onto the living area. This room only contains 3 shower-heads.
Outside is the BBQ area, and then the pool. Off of the pool is a small staircase that leads to the massage room, with essential oils and a large massage table. There's also a smoking area for the housemates who smoke.
Any comments?