Be perfect! Or at least try to be.

Second Life has it's glitches and sometimes a huge frustration-potential for creators. But still - it's fascinating. We do our best to make the best out of it. We want high-quality or we want nothing. We know, we still have a lot to do.

Four islands. One thing in common.

We currently run four sims, Perfect Prefabs Coral, Perfect Prefabs Cyan, Perfect Prefabs Purple and Perfect Prefabs Lime.
Coral reflects the magic of nature: a huge tree spreads it's mighty branches over the whole island, a beautiful Lover's retreat is nestled between them - inviting couples to share some private moments. Wonderful treehouses, an elven inspired village and a multitude of sculpted trees are only a few things residents can discover here.

Cyan is dominated by a huge dome in the center, surrounded by a ring of gardens. A long beach and a rooftop event area make Cyan the perfect place to hang out and have fun. Purple is home to the biggest structures we create: huge, over 40 meters tall waterfalls and giant grottos.

Lime is completely dedicated to the beauty of nature. It is wilder than Cyan, giant trees grow out of the virtual hills and lots of grottos and caves are there to be explored. The romantic Lovers-Garden is one of Second Life's top meeting-points for cuddlers and huggers.

All islands have one thing in common: striving for perfection. They are built to be not only large shops, but to be favourite places to go - and come back.

Perfect Prefabs Coral

Perfect Prefabs Cyan

Perfect Prefabs Lime

Perfect Prefabs Purple

Creating is Fun

We see ourselves as artists and content creators - with emphasis on creation. We started by exploring the possibilities of Second Life according to Linden Labs: Your world. Your imagination.
We create our world. And we like to share our creations with others. Because the most important reward for artists is acknowledgement, we highly appreciate resident's growing interest in our work. We will go on: We work as focussed as children play.



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