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Hobbit hole / shire furnishing recommendations?

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Stanx
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I really want to build a shire / hobbit themed house as I've always been totally enamored with the literature and movies. I've also seen a few examples online of people that have done really good jobs of it. I just want somewhere to chill with my characters that make me feel like I'm in Middle Earth.

I'm trying to research which furnishing items would best suit the aesthetic for a hobbit hole (ideally one that I can enter) and for an outdoorsy 'feasting' area (think Bilbo's 111st birthday sort of vibes).

I was wondering if anyone could recommend any particular furnishings. Circular doorways and hallways seem to be eluding me in particular, but I'd also like to find some rickety-looking tables, rustic vegetation and other items that may help build the house. I guess that a lot of the applicable items will probably come from various green furnishing plans which is part of the reason I'm asking, there is such an abundance of these and they really seem to vary dramatically in quality (some are really nice, some are super pixelly and look out-dated).

Cost isn't an issue; I have quite a lot of gold and am happy to make more over time to finish the project.

Any tips would be highly appreciated.

Thank you!
  • Araneae6537
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    Have you seen the Bag End build by @Cerulione in Bouldertree Refuge on PC EU? They posted a thread with screenshots in January that I would highly recommend you check out if you haven’t already. :) It looks like they used the “High Isle Archway, Carved” to create rounded hallways and window and door frames.
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    Araneae6537 wrote: »
    Have you seen the Bag End build by @Cerulione in Bouldertree Refuge on PC EU? They posted a thread with screenshots in January that I would highly recommend you check out if you haven’t already. :) It looks like they used the “High Isle Archway, Carved” to create rounded hallways and window and door frames.

    Thanks for replying!

    Yes I did have a look, it's absolutely amazing. I'm not savvy enough with furnishings to see a build and understand the ingredients but it's so helpful for an overall idea of just how good it can look.

    Thanks for the tips on the circular furnishings!
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    Stanx wrote: »
    Araneae6537 wrote: »
    Have you seen the Bag End build by @Cerulione in Bouldertree Refuge on PC EU? They posted a thread with screenshots in January that I would highly recommend you check out if you haven’t already. :) It looks like they used the “High Isle Archway, Carved” to create rounded hallways and window and door frames.

    Thanks for replying!

    Yes I did have a look, it's absolutely amazing. I'm not savvy enough with furnishings to see a build and understand the ingredients but it's so helpful for an overall idea of just how good it can look.

    Thanks for the tips on the circular furnishings!

    If you are able to visit, you should be able to use the inspect function to see what furnishing was used. ESO Fashion is also a great site to browse furnishings by category, style, etc. The door and windows that Cerulione used are also High Isle, made round by framing in the High Isle archway. The caveat is that I don’t think it’s possible to create a working round wooden door (in other words, one that still appears round when opened).
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    Araneae6537 wrote: »
    Stanx wrote: »
    Araneae6537 wrote: »
    Have you seen the Bag End build by @Cerulione in Bouldertree Refuge on PC EU? They posted a thread with screenshots in January that I would highly recommend you check out if you haven’t already. :) It looks like they used the “High Isle Archway, Carved” to create rounded hallways and window and door frames.

    Thanks for replying!

    Yes I did have a look, it's absolutely amazing. I'm not savvy enough with furnishings to see a build and understand the ingredients but it's so helpful for an overall idea of just how good it can look.

    Thanks for the tips on the circular furnishings!

    If you are able to visit, you should be able to use the inspect function to see what furnishing was used. ESO Fashion is also a great site to browse furnishings by category, style, etc. The door and windows that Cerulione used are also High Isle, made round by framing in the High Isle archway. The caveat is that I don’t think it’s possible to create a working round wooden door (in other words, one that still appears round when opened).

    Thanks for the tips! Unfortunately, I'm Xbox EU so can't visit but I'll definitely check out ESO fashion!

    I'm sure I can work around the door and just use the circular as a facade.
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    You can also check @Sharalei 's Hobbit House :smile:

    https://forums.elderscrollsonline.com/en/discussion/515879/ald-velothi-hobbit-hole
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    princesspurpleblob wrote: »
    You can also check @Sharalei 's Hobbit House :smile:

    https://forums.elderscrollsonline.com/en/discussion/515879/ald-velothi-hobbit-hole

    Very nice thanks for linking the post!
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