Medieval Furnishings

These blueprints are of a multitude of items. Some are fixtures for indoor or outdoor and others are items you would find in the home. In any case, these fixtures and items adorn your structure to give it a "living" or "habitable" feel.

Most of these are indoor, so lets begin with the few outdoor fixtures, like this cloth window awning, wood flower boxes and hanging clay flower pots (one non-hanging pot included with no plant). As well as a free standing lamp post.

Moving inside we have lots of books and bottles free standing, either individually or in groups.

Here we have candle holders, hanging cauldrons and a coat rack, as well as 2 sizes of fireplace grate and a fire wood holder.

As for the kitchen, we have a goblet, mug, knife, scale and roast chicken in a dish or platter.

Every home needs a shelf! Whether it be in the kitchen to hold your bottles or in the bedroom to hold your books. These shelves make it easy to give a blank wall some life.

Decorations abound. Every home needs a painting or artifact to display. Although posters are a nice way to create a painting, these can be blueprinted and remain. I am no Picasso, feel free to laugh at my ridiculous artworks!

Last but not least is for the homes that can't fit a fireplace but still need heat or a way to cook. For that I have created 3 variations of wood stove. The chimney pipe can be routed up through the roof or by using the angled version, can be run through a parallel wall if a roof is not directly above. This concludes all of my furnishings! Thank you!