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Secret Book Case Rooms

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Paul Whybrow

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I think that I've found my favourite hotel in Amsterdam. Hotel No Hotel features extraordinarily themed suites, including Secret Book Case, whose various rooms are hidden behind swinging book cases.

http://www.hotelnothotel.com/rooms/

Even better, they have one-way windows, disguised as mirrors or paintings, so one can check if it's safe to come out!

I've been hiding behind books all of my life...
 
I did the exact same thing when I was ten years old — made a list of all the features my house would include. Among them:
- A super-narrow two-story hallway, with upper-story doors opening onto thin air of the hallway
- Doors opening on an empty brick wall
- Stairs leading up to the ceiling
- A room painted and tiled completely in 1-inch (2.5 cm) black and white checkers, with a single black-and-white-checkered chair in the center
- Windows opening into the adjacent room
- Exterior doors on the walls of upper floors

It was an exciting house. Kind of like the Winchester Mystery House. Only I didn't know about that one yet.
 
I did the exact same thing when I was ten years old — made a list of all the features my house would include. Among them:
- A super-narrow two-story hallway, with upper-story doors opening onto thin air of the hallway
- Doors opening on an empty brick wall
- Stairs leading up to the ceiling
- A room painted and tiled completely in 1-inch (2.5 cm) black and white checkers, with a single black-and-white-checkered chair in the center
- Windows opening into the adjacent room
- Exterior doors on the walls of upper floors

It was an exciting house. Kind of like the Winchester Mystery House. Only I didn't know about that one yet.

And of course the door opening to a tilted book in a bookshelf. :D
 
Fab fantasies. I share them. All of them. I also want a cellar with a concealed entrance to a tunnel that leads away from the house and eventually exits through a hollow oak tree. You climb up the inside of the tree to an artfully concealed tree house. It has a small stove for cold days.
 
Only thing I really wanted in a dream house was a 'Beauty and the Beast' library, I think a lot of us here would agree with that. My bathroom would be decorated like a crime scene; you can get shower curtains and bath mats that are white when dry, but turn red when wet. My kitchen would look like a medieval torture chamber.
Barbie, eat your heart out!
 
Hahaha... you are actually that excited about these. That's awesome.

How can I not be excited? They make my bathroom into a crime scene. Though my current theme of Texans football is fun, this is way above that. There are few things more awesome than this. :D


Thank you! If you all will excuse me, I've got some online shopping to do.
 
I think that I've found my favourite hotel in Amsterdam. Hotel No Hotel features extraordinarily themed suites, including Secret Book Case, whose various rooms are hidden behind swinging book cases.

http://www.hotelnothotel.com/rooms/

Even better, they have one-way windows, disguised as mirrors or paintings, so one can check if it's safe to come out!

I've been hiding behind books all of my life...

When I become a best selling author i´m going to make me one of those!
 
Fab fantasies. I share them. All of them. I also want a cellar with a concealed entrance to a tunnel that leads away from the house and eventually exits through a hollow oak tree. You climb up the inside of the tree to an artfully concealed tree house. It has a small stove for cold days.

OH THAT IS OS AWESOME!!!!!!!
 
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