I have Hundings Palatial Hall as one of my main houses. Although it is listed under Classic homes with 300/600 furnishing items allowable, it is far larger both inside and outside than any other classic home....and also much larger than the Notable homes (with the exception of Earthtear Cavern), which attract a slightly more generous cap of 350/700.
The thing is, the larger the property the more items it takes to appear fully furnished/landscaped, and even with ESO+ double allowance I am starting to struggle....and it's not nearly finished! So please
@ZOS bring Hundings' cap in line with the Notable properties because of its size.
Although the caps do appear at first glance to be generous, it is surprising how quickly they are reached. Whilst it's easy enough to get a house equipped with base furniture, it's the small items such as tableware, knicknacks that rapidly fill up one's quota....and that's before landscaping the garden is even taken into consideration (and this alone can take a massive amount of one's allocation). Yet these are the things that make a house and its grounds look properly lived in, and are just as important as the major bits of furniture. I wonder if many other players are finding the same thing?
So I was wondering if there was a technical reason for the current items cap for furnishing our houses. If there is, then I totally understand. But if not, then
@ZOS please could you increase the furniture cap and make those of us who take our housing very seriously and love decorating very happy!
And just as an afterthought, the Crown Store will love the inevitable extra sales