I just made an doctor's office. Here's a picture with most of the stuff. I also put some pictures on the wall, to break up the bland colors.

2nd place Darkness and Light entry: The Tree
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I've added a desk with computer monitor, some more drawers, and a couch to the room. I even put a bunch of instruments on the wall behind the bed. I'll try some tan and green and see how it looks, but I don't see it going well with the grey and white bricks.

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So, here's a little something I've been working on the past few days. It's main purpose is for use as a stopmotion puppet in some animation tests, while it's secondary purpose is to more or less just look kinda cool...

Humanoid by Brickcrazy, on Flickr

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elegant.

Go to bricklink.com and buy a lot of basic bricks in your desired color.

also, some homes will have a room with a waist-level moulding, and have a darker color  below it, and a light color, either white or a complimentary (opposite on the color wheel) color.  If you can get by with two colors, you can do this.

Wallpaper is another way, if you can build the walls sideways, since wallpaper is usually vertical for aesthetics.  Make two-colored wallpaper, or even put a row of plates in between every stripe or couple of stripes to make a thin-thick stripe pattern

Wow, that's awesome! I love all the little details. Did you buy all those bricks in bulk? Or are they just the product of years of collecting? In any case, good work.

I like it!
Wallpaper is a rarity in brickfilms, and you seem to have done a good job with it.
I like the decor, you can tell so much about the occupants from the decorations strewn about, which is exactly what you would want!

Also, props for using the wheelchair. We don't often show people with disabilities in brickfilms, and it's a nice bit of realism.
I'm not a big fan of the fleshie head being mixed in with all the yellow skin tones, but that's just a personal pet peeve of mine, and it's sometimes hard to have enough head to go around without doing that.

That's one of the most amazing sets I've seen in a while.  Really top-notch work there.  The lighting is quite nice as well.

Random thing I came up with while building a set with a friend