New to ESO but addicted to housing lol - here are what I got so far

princesspurpleblob

Inn rooms first

Mara's Kiss - Humble Beginning

Golden Gryphon Garret - Elegant Beauty

Sugar Bowl Suite - Cheerful & Vibrant

Snowmelt Suite - Warm & Cozy

Saint Delyn Penthouse - Sultry Comfort

Pilgrim's Rest - Small Zenithar Temple

Ancient Anchor Berth - Mediterranean Holiday Room

The Rosy Lion - Tiny dragon's hoard room (version 1)

The Rosy Lion - Elsweyr Zen Garden (version 2)

The Ebony Flask Inn - Halloween Nightmare

princesspurpleblob

Barbed Hook Private Room - Rustic Home

Sisters of the Sands Apartment - Desert Delight

Flaming Nix Deluxe Garret - Enchanted Telvanni Hideout

Snugpod - Tranquil Retreat (version 1)

Snugpod - Animal Sanctuary (version 2)

Lion's Cradle - Southern Elsweyr Community Home (version 1)

Lion's Cradle - Lazy Cat Landing (version 2)

Moongrave Fane - Highrise Hideout (version 1)

Moongrave Fane - Garden (version 2)

Cyrodilic Jungle House - Khajiiti & Imperial Embassy Homes (version 1)

Cyrodilic Jungle House - Khajiiti Jungle House (version 2)

Black Vine Villa - Château d'Aldmeri

Twin Arches - Golden Oasis

Moonmirth House - Moonmirth Arts & Crafts

Hammerdeath Bungalow - Dwemer Winter Retreat

Captain Marguax's Place - Christmas Party Cabin

Kragenhome - Dunmeri Mage Hideout

gusthermopyle

Wow! These are all great

Housing is so satisfying. Can't wait to see what you can do with the bigger houses. More lost = more fun building!

Mascen

gusthermopyle wrote: »

Wow! These are all great

Housing is so satisfying. Can't wait to see what you can do with the bigger houses. More lost = more fun building!

Nah im actually quite interested in these smaller ones. Anyone can do a million different things with manors or large homes but inn rooms and apartments? You have to be more decisive; choice and arrangement of placement matter far more. Its quite beautiful and challenging in a minimalist sense.

princesspurpleblob

gusthermopyle wrote: »

Wow! These are all great

Housing is so satisfying. Can't wait to see what you can do with the bigger houses. More lost = more fun building!

Thank you I'm currently working on Hall of Colossus but I think it will take a while before I share pictures!

Mascen wrote: »

Nah im actually quite interested in these smaller ones. Anyone can do a million different things with manors or large homes but inn rooms and apartments? You have to be more decisive; choice and arrangement of placement matter far more. Its quite beautiful and challenging in a minimalist sense.

I prefer inn rooms, apartments and small houses as well, mainly because of insane amount of time and cost that will be needed for large houses and mansions. I find it quite daunting!

I admire people who build their own houses though! I love decorating but I don't think I'm ready for architectural challenge!

gusthermopyle

princesspurpleblob wrote: »

I don't think I'm ready for architectural challenge!

I’m not so sure about that. From the pics above you have a great eye for detail and a creative approach to personalising the spaces. Bigger house, more space to let that creativity flow!

Honestly, most of the time I just start chucking things around until something starts to look nice. I always try to use the house and/or surroundings to inspire me, which is often about making some way to access the view points that the base house doesn’t offer.

But I love your small rooms are they on the housing hub for others to visit?

Marginis

Excellent use of greenery. You seem to have an eye for design. None of these would seem out of place in the overworld - at least, not in any of the nicer places in the overworld.

merpins

I got the Psijic mansion back when it was a reward in an event. I find the largest houses to be impossible to decorate with how few items you have to use, so I'd prefer using the larger limit to build a house in the limits of the house. It's easier when the space is in ruins like is the case with the psijic mansion, or when there is no house to speak of like the cave, or the snow one, the coldharbor one, or the elsweyr one (none of which I own). So I'm building a house on the water outside the larger mansion. Not new, other people do the same thing, but just my two cents.

princesspurpleblob

Marginis wrote: »

Excellent use of greenery. You seem to have an eye for design. None of these would seem out of place in the overworld - at least, not in any of the nicer places in the overworld.

gusthermopyle wrote: »

princesspurpleblob wrote: »

I don't think I'm ready for architectural challenge!

I’m not so sure about that. From the pics above you have a great eye for detail and a creative approach to personalising the spaces. Bigger house, more space to let that creativity flow!

Honestly, most of the time I just start chucking things around until something starts to look nice. I always try to use the house and/or surroundings to inspire me, which is often about making some way to access the view points that the base house doesn’t offer.

But I love your small rooms are they on the housing hub for others to visit?

Thank you both for kind words

As for a large house/mansion, I might get there if my current ESO housing addiction continues lol - we will see

I don't use EHT but some people with EHT have successfully visited my houses - the only place you can't visit at the moment is Hall of Lunar Champion (including Lion's Cradle which is decorated) because I'm currently working on Hall of Colossus!

Edit: I'm on PC NA and my username is same as my forum name

MovesLikeJaguar wrote: »

I got the Psijic mansion back when it was a reward in an event. I find the largest houses to be impossible to decorate with how few items you have to use, so I'd prefer using the larger limit to build a house in the limits of the house. It's easier when the space is in ruins like is the case with the psijic mansion, or when there is no house to speak of like the cave, or the snow one, the coldharbor one, or the elsweyr one (none of which I own). So I'm building a house on the water outside the larger mansion. Not new, other people do the same thing, but just my two cents.

I'm trying to do some sort of building (very minimal tho) in Hall of Colossus - crossing my fingers it will turn out well!

Mascen

princesspurpleblob wrote: »

gusthermopyle wrote: »

Wow! These are all great

Housing is so satisfying. Can't wait to see what you can do with the bigger houses. More lost = more fun building!

Thank you I'm currently working on Hall of Colossus but I think it will take a while before I share pictures!

Mascen wrote: »

Nah im actually quite interested in these smaller ones. Anyone can do a million different things with manors or large homes but inn rooms and apartments? You have to be more decisive; choice and arrangement of placement matter far more. Its quite beautiful and challenging in a minimalist sense.

I prefer inn rooms, apartments and small houses as well, mainly because of insane amount of time and cost that will be needed for large houses and mansions. I find it quite daunting!

I admire people who build their own houses though! I love decorating but I don't think I'm ready for architectural challenge!

Yeah I'm of quite a similar mindset. My problem with the mansions is that I'm not really that interested in gardening and would rather focus on the interior. Problem for me is I'm not too thrilled with the layout of Waters Edge or Alinor Townhouse and the stonework of Proudspire causes problems with larger wall decorations.

What i'd really kill for is a nice Gold Coast or Colovian Imperial style townhouse. Something like the Linchal Manor or Strident Springs without the giant courtyards. Maybe if we're lucky when ZOS eventually does a Skingrad DLC they'll bring back Summitmist Manor as a throwback to one of the most iconic and beloved quests from Oblivion.

@MovesLikeJaguar
Same, ive been using it as a dump space but recently i've considered using the place as a galleria to showcase/sell craftable and extra luxury furnishings.

Kazren

Great work and I can see a huge gold sink, but I'm addicted too!

princesspurpleblob

I finished the High Isle inn room and dubbed it "Casa Del Gonfalon"

- moved screenshots to original post

princesspurpleblob

Another one done - this time Redguard Apartment

- moved screenshots to the second post

princesspurpleblob

I added a couple more screenshots to the 1st and 2nd posts - The Rosy Lion and Flaming Nix Apartments added to the list!

princesspurpleblob

Updated 1st and 2nd posts

1st post now includes The Ebony Flask Inn - Halloween themed room

2nd post now includes Moonmirth House (my first shop) and Hammerdeath Bungalow (my first attempt at house re-skin)!

WoppaBoem

Well done you, GG

princesspurpleblob

Thank you The list of house keeps growing!

princesspurpleblob

Updated 2nd post with Christmas party cabin!

Cireous

I like your presentation, it's like an evolution of creativity. I also envy your ambition. I bet you'll decorate them all.

princesspurpleblob

Cireous wrote: »

I like your presentation, it's like an evolution of creativity. I also envy your ambition. I bet you'll decorate them all.

Aww thanks

I've decorated most of houses I own but not sure if I want to buy anymore houses at this point!

princesspurpleblob

I was in a mood to re-do my Snugpod, so version 2 is added to the second post

xilfxlegion

i instantly hate, aka am severely jealous of, anyone that is good at housing.

i have tried and tried and have good ideas but just cannot do it --- then i watch one of my guild mates build a huge pyramid in my house in like 20 minutes and i am just flat out amazed at some of the houses i see in this game. .

princesspurpleblob

xilfxlegion wrote: »

i instantly hate, aka am severely jealous of, anyone that is good at housing.

i have tried and tried and have good ideas but just cannot do it --- then i watch one of my guild mates build a huge pyramid in my house in like 20 minutes and i am just flat out amazed at some of the houses i see in this game. .

IMO, it really comes down to 1. which items you have unlocked (either via achievement, getting furnishing plans and mats etc) 2. practice / trial & error 3. whether you have mod support or not (I don't use EHT but I heard it has some very helpful functions)

Also, I tend to realise people are so harsh on themselves when they themselves create something unique and beautiful

princesspurpleblob

I was in a mood to re-do my Rosy Lion, so version 2 is added to the first post

princesspurpleblob

Second post updated again - this time, I've changed Moongrave Fane

spartaxoxo

These are nice. Your updates are nice improvements.

princesspurpleblob

spartaxoxo wrote: »

These are nice. Your updates are nice improvements.

Thank you I'm hoping I'm getting more creative over time!

DarcyMardin

Wow! These are all beautiful!

princesspurpleblob

DarcyMardin wrote: »

Wow! These are all beautiful!

Aww thank you

princesspurpleblob

Second post updated again - revamped my Lion's Cradle and named it "Lazy Cat Landing" lol

princesspurpleblob

Re-did Cyrodilic Jungle House - now it is Khajiiti Jungle House