Marcusorion1 wrote: »I am sure there are many decorators out there with a keen eye for style and fashion It is possible to share the decorating permissions but realize that it is a trust system - they have the same power over items as you do in terms of placing ( disregard the last part, see below, ty : and removing them.)
If you don't have a talented, trusted friend available I would suggest taking a tour and getting inspired. There are numerous video tours available from here, Reddit and Youtube that can give you some ideas on what looks good to you. Also, some add-ons will let you visit houses in game that are not the player's primary home ( also easier now with the link update ). Ask around in guild chats - some one usually wants to show off their stuff
There may be a set up existing in the game that pleases you as well. Inspiration is all around you and can be found in the unlikeliest places - good luck !
AnduinTryggva wrote: »Marcusorion1 wrote: »I am sure there are many decorators out there with a keen eye for style and fashion It is possible to share the decorating permissions but realize that it is a trust system - they have the same power over items as you do in terms of placing ( disregard the last part, see below, ty : and removing them.)
If you don't have a talented, trusted friend available I would suggest taking a tour and getting inspired. There are numerous video tours available from here, Reddit and Youtube that can give you some ideas on what looks good to you. Also, some add-ons will let you visit houses in game that are not the player's primary home ( also easier now with the link update ). Ask around in guild chats - some one usually wants to show off their stuff
There may be a set up existing in the game that pleases you as well. Inspiration is all around you and can be found in the unlikeliest places - good luck !
Actually the issue with "trust" could be solved if there would be an intermediate option between "visitor" and "decorator" that allows that person to manipulate place and orientation of any furniture available, to mark furniture as "to be removed" but not to take away stuff from inside. Obviously chests should always be inaccessible to anybody except the owner.