Woefulmonkey wrote: »

That really depends on how you intend to use the 'Furniture' slots.

If you are trying to build your own custom wall and doorways and structures out of blocks and planks and rocks... you will probably run out of slots.

If you are just decorating the existing structure with actual furniture and you try to use furniture items that a 'fully detail' meaning you use the 'Basket Of Apples' furniture piece that requires 1 slot instead of making your own custom 'Basket Of Apples' by using an 'Empty Basket' and 13 'Apples' you stack inside taking up 14 slots... you should probably not have an issue.

I have a large home I fully furnished... I even made a hidden cave for my fence to hang out in and added scaffolding to reach normally inaccessible areas in my house... and I only used 377 slots.

I did not build walls or structure or anything like that though... I just used a many 'fully populated' furnishing as possible.

Thanks, I planned on using as many pre-combined items as I can but the place still seemed cavernous in size. I will probably give it a try anyway since I like the outdoor space as much as the inside.

I did a pretty decent job of mine, but I was never really happy with it.

If you want to make things a lot easier, sealing up one or both of those big bottom floor rooms will make your furnishings go much much further.

if you are on xbox na i can show you mine. it is absolutly perfect. although i did cut off one large room and a big porch. used aylied boocases to block doorways and it actually fits really well. gave me space to fill the rest in more and very not noticable.

Look at the home in the Preview furnished, that uses up 128 of the 300 slots (I have ESO Plus so my total is 600)

So you can see how your furniture budget will go

Nestor wrote: »

Look at the home in the Preview furnished, that uses up 128 of the 300 slots (I have ESO Plus so my total is 600)

So you can see how your furniture budget will go

That is what made think it might not fill up very well. I do have Plus as well though so it will help a little.

strangeradnd wrote: »

I have not bought any large houses yet but was considering Mathiisen, the only thing holding me back is it seems like it will be half empty when I run out of slots. Has anyone found this to be a problem of this house?

The way that I feel things should be furnished virtual all large houses will be more than half empty with the amount of slots they give you. Mathiisen is better than most in this regard though. You should try to find somebody who has it. You may be reasonably happy with the 600 if you don't like to have a lot of little doodads or books on shelves and food on tables.

Overall the item limits on large houses are way out of line with what it takes to fill them. I blame, probably wrongfully, the filthy console peasants and their tiny, week, machines. The problem could also be that ESO loads about 1/3rd of a zones terrain for each house (all that background you see outside of your house is actually zone that has loaded and sometimes you can escape the invisible box and much about the countryside) In any case, ESO seems to be at somebodies memory limit and it is a real problem. Maybe the dropping of the 32bit client will help. We can hope, as the current limits are pathetic given the size of the houses they have made.