Cicero Pines Motel

 Dean dropped Sam off at the Cicero Pines Motel in Season 3, episode 2 of Supernatural.  I recreated Sam's motel room for Mary Winchester's bedroom in the magical A-Frame.

This room had a couple of really cool lamps.  I recreated the ceramic lamp using Sculpey clay.  
The red velvet chair has chopstick legs.

Dean made flamethrowers to battle the monster, a mother Changeling.

Mary's room includes recreations of the Winchester's family photographs.

The photo above shows the use of mirrors throughout this episode.  I like how Dean used the edge of the desk to hold ready-torn strips of duct tape.  This is how I set up duct tape whenever I'm using it as a crafting material.  Because I'm cool like Dean, obviously.  

I used a metal bottle stopper to recreate the metal bedside lamps below.  

The room divider in this motel is a planter filled with fake flowers.  Mine are custom-dyed to match the originals.

The door appears to be covered with a different color scheme of damask-patterned wallpaper.  I made a faux door with its own contrast colored wallpaper.

The floor in Mary's room is a placemat from Dollar Tree.  
The gold colored curtains are twice-recycled:  a tablecloth from the seventies that I dyed to cover stains.  I originally used it as a tablecloth, then cut it up to make the curtains and a couple of other projects.
The floor mirror is a thrift store find.  It originally had an inspirational quote painted over the frosted glass.  I like the frosted glass which gives the impression of a mirror without reflecting me, my cell phone, or the full-size room.

Mary's room is on the second floor and has its own balcony with a "sliding" "glass" door.

Ruby the Demon, version 1.0, in front of the gold curtains.

Sam's reaction to learning that Ruby is a demon.  Fine acting by Jared Padalecki.

This episode is explained beautifully in an essay at The Sheila Variations.  Among many other things, she discusses director Phil Sgriccia's use of mirrors:

Above:  reflections of a distraught mother whose child was replaced by a changeling.

The Winchester brothers' reflections prepare for battle.

I use a small collection of mirrors in Mary's room.  I'm very happy with the repainted vanity and matching bench.  They were originally white, hot pink, and turquoise.  Absolutely hideous.

Ugh.  See what I mean?

I took this photo about a year, maybe a year and a half before I started photographing and posting my fanfiction story of the resurrected hunters in their little heaven. I no longer use the "shag rug" in Mary's room.

My first attempts at staging the motel rooms/bedrooms in the disassembled A-Frame.  This photo and the one below also show the headboards I built from paperboard, beads, and folded/rolled paper, and the ridiculous amount of cut and stained coffee stir sticks needed to frame the "damask" wallpaper panels.

I used rubber stamps and freehand dots to paint the pattern on the bedspreads, which were sewn from gold-colored pillow shams from the thrift store.  The maroon bed skirts are fabric from the same pillow shams.  The paisley throw pillows and bolsters are upholstery fabric samples.