Posts by ROEN_44

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

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.

And finally Ironside Mariners hall banquet head table.

In conclusion I have saved the best for last. The Ironside Mariners Hall banquet collection.

There are various other tables to consider, like these: Basic small table, side star table, gramaphone table (low) and 2 kinds of kitchen tables.

There are many tables for many purposes, the most common being the dinning table. They come in many forms. Such as these round, square and star tables. Including a table set with high back lion chairs!

And what home would be complete without a book shelf or a desk! Like this lovely marble desk set complete with books and chair as well as a nice mahogany book shelf!

Moving on to more formal seating, we have an array of chairs for most applications.

There are many places in your home that might not fit a suitable sitting space. For that, I offer the interior benches. Simple design for tight spots as well as a more extravagant version with or without a side table.

Although very basic compared to some furniture I've seen here, this is my small collection of medieval style furniture I made to populate my builds. Some from the common folk and some from the banquet room of the Mariners hall. For those of you who like to build structures but hate the tediousness of building furniture, this is for you. All functional and simple.

Nothing beats a soft, comfy bed after a long day in a medieval world. Especially if you had the coin for a nice one. Like these two: Single bed and Four post bed. Perfect for a good knights sleep.

Very nice! I would say you are learning the building system well! Looks great!

Second post had the wrong bp file (apartments 1) just fixed it! ( apartments 2)

Some structures get repurposed to accommodate more dwellings, such as this 2 story apartment building. Fully furnished and equipped with the latest addition, a free-standing wood stove!

This 4 story Apartment building features 3 suites and a penthouse, each with their own balconies. Fully furnished right down to the stew pot in the fireplace!

Many crowded cities would have multi-story buildings stacked next to one another. Taking the most advantage from the vertical space. These three builds are what you find in a crowded city, looming over the streets at 4 stories high!

The first is a Distillery, with 3 floors of brewing excellence, this 4 story building features a penthouse as its 4th floor.

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Thanks to everyone for all your input and kind comments. This concludes the series, enjoy!

What estate would be complete without a workshop and stables? These separated structures where once part of the estate, but can now be placed separately.

Just beyond the edge of town, at the tree line, is the Forest Estate. A cozy yet refined home with expansive kitchen and dining. A master bedroom with 4 post bed and a loft office complete with marble desk.

As essentials go, what town would be complete without a Stable Shophouse. An all in one structure that has ample stable space, 3 shops and 2 dwellings all in one 3 story building.