Who Needs A Penthouse When You Have This
If the first mushroom in the collection is the classic cozy studio, this one clearly had a word with the real estate agent. A tall, solid stone chimney instead of the usual little round pipe, an arched window nestled right beneath a decorative mushroom cap poking out of the roof like a panoramic attic, and a rougher, more irregular roof texture, almost volcanic. This isn’t a mushroom house, this is a mushroom house with a five star review on Forest TripAdvisor.
Stone arched door with a round little window, side windows framed by carved vines, tiny decorative mushrooms at the base like the garden is maintained by a surveyor with a serious botany obsession. And just like its more modest sibling, this one is also secretly a lamp: underneath there’s a 4.5cm slot ready for a standard led light, the same one you bought in a ten pack and never finished using.
The model arrives printed in matte white PLA, a single piece with zero assembly, ready to be hand painted if you want to customize it, or left white for a minimal porcelain look that fits anywhere, from the nightstand to the bookshelf.
Place it next to the first mushroom in the collection and you’ve got yourself a tiny mushroom neighborhood, complete with an unspoken but very visible social hierarchy based entirely on chimney size.
The mushroom next door still has a round chimney. This one already filed for a building permit
Want the fully painted version instead? That one is Patreon exclusive, right here: https://www.patreon.com/AndyPaperThings/posts/who-needs-when-172058923
