I figured I would post my work in progress of this house, and perhaps get some feedback.
The goal on this project is to transform the interior of the Psijic Villa into a Warden/Druid sanctuary. It could also be thought of as an Altmer temple to Y'ffre. The basic scheme was to use trees and plants to occupy some of the vertical space in the main hall. My main being a Warden was all the foundation I needed to see how it would look.
There are no screens of the courtyard. I have placed a number of items outside, but it is generally just small sitting areas and of course statues scattered around. I did quite like how this one shot of the approach came out though. The remainder of the screens will be behind spoiler tags.

First is the entry. Images of either side of the entry vestibule.
Next are images of the main hall. There are a fair few images of this area.
Next are the Galleries, upper and lower. I have yet to determine exactly how I will tackle lighting the upper galleries. I am already aware that they are quite dark.
Next is the Vault. This room will have the least flavor on the PTS as I cannot be bothered running hither and yon to achievement furnishers for stuff I want displayed in this room. The stuff on the pedestals (except for the two fancy redguard chests) was just stuff I happened to have in my bank at the time of the character copy.
The Crafting room is tough to screenshot well. It is a very enjoyable space to navigate, and while I havent put in all the flavor pieces I want, I am keeping it a little simpler to see how it feels. My current crafting room is quite stuffed, and something a little simpler would be ideal.
The meditation room with the pool behind the main dais was tricky. I am still debating just walling it off, but I do like the bathing pool element. I am very pleased with how the mystical tree turned out though.
The bedroom is still very much in progress. I like the suites a lot, as they are very manageable in scale. The other suite will be a kitchen, but I have barely started it and didnt want to post such early screens.
A final addendum is that I am aware that many many items are not aligned properly or centered as they should be. I am iterating ideas on the PTS and am trying to not get too bogged down on super precise placement in favor of seeing how each area feels as I go, and dismantling areas if they dont work without having spent the proper amount of time placing things first.
Please feel free to leave thoughts or suggestions, always love getting new insights into my projects!