Kisakee wrote: »

(...) Dwemer stuff, it's just sometimes called "Dwarf" or "Dwarven" for some reason. (...)

Eg: All the Dwemer related furnishings/furniture is labeled as "Dwarven"

Gear eg: Dwemer Pauldrons

The Dwemer style motif is not a single motif, but is divided up into pages, so you'll need to have learned the style on a given piece of gear before you can apply it to that portion of your outfit.

Once you've learned the style on a given piece of armor or type of weapon, the style will be available to all of your characters as far as being able to apply it to that portion of their outfit, even if a particular character hasn't learned to actually craft that piece of gear in that style yet.

To see which pieces of gear you can apply the Dwemer style to in your outfits, select Collections (U), Outfit Styles tab, click in the Filter By field, type in Dwemer, and click on each item under Armor Styles and Weapon Styles.

If any character has learned the Dwemer style for that piece, you will see it shown under Light, Medium, and Heavy (for the Armor Styles), or under each of the specific Weapon Styles, and it will say Collected in the corner of the tooltip.

But if none of your characters have learned it yet, you will see a generic grayed-out image and it will say Not Collected.

Note that the style is referred to as Dwarven in the outfit Styles, even though the motif pages refer to it as Dwemer. But the text in the tooltip does mention the Dwemer Crafting Style, which is why filtering by Dwemer works.

If you want to see which characters can actually craft specific pieces of gear in the Dwemer style-- as opposed to paying gold to apply that style in your outfits-- select Journal (J), Lore Library tab, Crafting Motifs, scroll down to find and click on Dwemer Style, and you can see a list of the individual crafting motif pages and whether or not that character has learned them yet.