LE Furniture store?

[AuroraMoon]

A thought I've had for a while now. When the construction set comes out, I hope this mod will be made.

 

I recently brought the most expensive home in Skyrim... the proud sphere mansion. I brought everything I needed for my home from Falk firebrand or whatever the hell his name is. and then I went to check out my home.

 

needless to say I was a little disappointed... none of the placements made sense to me. well expect for the mannequins/alchemy/enchantment stuff. that stuff can stay where they are.

 

problems I found:

 

1. the cooking pot is so close to the fireplace mantle upstairs that your face keeps on going into the mantle. sometimes it makes you look like you're headless while you cook. I feel that the cooking pot should be moved downstairs, where the second fire-pit is. no problems with clipping or awkward positions then. the downstairs could be converted into an actual useable kitchen, since how most of the spices and ingredients are down there already when you come in anyway. It can be a alchemy/cooking station down there.

 

2. speaking of food, why the hell are there two dining rooms? there's food on both of those tables, so I assume that those two places are where we are supposed to eat. but it feels kinda weird to have two dining room tables. there should be just be one.

 

3. that storage room downstairs with all those crates? the straw on the floor alongside the cot? DO NOT WANT. I don't care if it's the servants' quarters, it's a ugly, useless room. you can't even use most of the crates for storage. it should be a empty room where you can mount weapon racks into the walls and place chests all around. heck, you could even turn this room into a library with bookcases all around?

 

So to sum it up... Falk firebrand is a SHITTY decorator! so is some of the other assistants, actually. So I'm thinking there should be an alternative to buying from Jarls' assistants when you want to fill up your home with stuff. How about a Furniture store?

 

That way you could have more control over how you want your home to look. you could even make proudshere mansion have those Dwewer chairs and such. so all of the homes could be completely blank when you first purchase it... and allowing you more freedom for where you want your cooking pot placed, etc. :) when you place items down too you could also have a option to "lock" it in place so that it doesn't go all over the place when you bump into it. :P

Edited December 12, 2011 by AuroraMoon

[TITS66]

There should also be a way to resupply your house for a cost. There should be a list of furniture/food/ingredients at a vendor or something like that. A lot needs to be added to the houses.

[AuroraMoon]

Yeah that would be realistic. :)

[Yorisan]

Yes, I agree too ! That would be fine if we can improve our interiors. I've think about that when I've got my first home (Breezehome), some bookshelves or chests for more could be good to store ingots, potions, etc.

But impossible to summon all of these furnitures to, why not, after that place them with "Decorator Assistant".

Well, a store to acquire furniture and objects like candles, little statues, ect. is a very good idea.

 

PS : sorry for my very bad english

[mrlordfinder]

Great idea! :D i hope to see it turned reality as soon as the CK comes out!

[tibay]

First thing I thought when I bought my home in Whiterun, was a mod that could change furniture/interiors.

 

I don't want to turn Skyrim in The Sims, but a tool that could help us choosing the right furniture would be very useful.

 

For example, a warrior would like a lot of mannequins, a mage would need more bookshelves, etc.

 

I think this kind of mod will work best with a "Build your own castle" mod, and I really think by January, when the CK comes out, we'll see a lot of these mods.

[AuroraMoon]

First thing I thought when I bought my home in Whiterun, was a mod that could change furniture/interiors.

 

I don't want to turn Skyrim in The Sims, but a tool that could help us choosing the right furniture would be very useful.

 

For example, a warrior would like a lot of mannequins, a mage would need more bookshelves, etc.

 

I think this kind of mod will work best with a "Build your own castle" mod, and I really think by January, when the CK comes out, we'll see a lot of these mods.

 

I agree.

 

I'm basically a character that has smithing as a side hobby... I was thinking that my character was planning to retire as a magic smith after her adventuring days were over with. :P So naturally she needs A LOT of mannequins to display her enchanted gear that she made herself.

Edited January 4, 2012 by AuroraMoon