Hedge Maze for Daggerfall Overlook

Rainwhisper

I've been shamelessly stealing ideas from other people's houses, and one of the best I saw was turning the Daggerfall Overlook courtyard into a hedge maze. Mine isn't nearly as elaborate as the one I saw, but it makes the space feel much larger and more usable. There are several nooks, each large enough to feel interesting, and the hedges are high enough to make it feel private.

I also included screenshots of my crafting barn, my loft inside the castle, and the ways I've used carpets to partition rooms and create faux doors.

Here's the full IMGUR album.

Here are some samples:

Molydeus

The crafting barn in particular looks like something you'd see in the game itself as a ZOS designed environment. Have they offered you a job yet?

Rohamad_Ali

That's going to be a lot of bush .

Rainwhisper

Molydeus wrote: »

The crafting barn in particular looks like something you'd see in the game itself as a ZOS designed environment. Have they offered you a job yet?

Ha! I think they want people who can be twice as precise, five times as quickly!

Thanks for the kind words. I entered that shot in the decorating contest, just for giggles .

Rainwhisper

Rohamad_Ali wrote: »

That's going to be a lot of bush .

I see what you did there. It was the Seventies. Times were different.

FloppyTouch

Well done I love ur crafting barn. If you don't mind I'm going to steal ur idea of the planks to make the floor looks way better then the ground that all mine are sitting on.

Rainwhisper

FloppyTouch wrote: »

Well done I love ur crafting barn. If you don't mind I'm going to steal ur idea of the planks to make the floor looks way better then the ground that all mine are sitting on.

Thanks! I was pleased with how that came out. I recommend putting the carpet over it, and the board in front of it, to smooth out the rough edges.

Are you on PC/NA? I'll come take a look.

FloppyTouch

Rainwhisper wrote: »

FloppyTouch wrote: »

Well done I love ur crafting barn. If you don't mind I'm going to steal ur idea of the planks to make the floor looks way better then the ground that all mine are sitting on.

Thanks! I was pleased with how that came out. I recommend putting the carpet over it, and the board in front of it, to smooth out the rough edges.

Are you on PC/NA? I'll come take a look.

Xb1

Rainwhisper

Darn!

Also, if you want the boards to look more smooth, you can double up (as I did with the tea nook). I wish we had an option for nice-looking, squared-off, flat, closely placed boards.

That one board that sticks up in the middle, in particular, drives me nuts.