we already had an Alinor Greenhouse and High isle is super close to Summerset, it is not that strange to get more Alinor style greenhouses.
The house does use Druidic furniture
check out PTS or Futerko's video from this link ↓
https://youtu.be/gEQMaV-Z9jk

Nocturnal* did not decorate in Alinor furnishings in Clockwork City.
There is a portal in Clockwork to the Evergloam with an Alinor style house.

There is no Daedric theater in West Weald that has Alinor furnishings.
Theatre of the Ancestors's entrance portal is at an Ayleid ruin in Blackwood.
The house itself is in the Colored Rooms which is Meridia's realm.
Meridia has been worshipped by Altmer and Ayleids so a house in her realm using both styles is again not that strange.

the Worm Cult furniture i agree is a odd with its branding, but i do like some of it so i do not mind it personally.

it's fine to dislike alinor furniture, but this seems more like just not caring about elder scrolls lore

I would also like to point out that Molag Bal merits his own Coldharbor furnishing, Dagon has Deadlands furnishings and Mora has Apocrypha furnishings but eight years into the game when Nocturna became the first “female” daedra with her own home, it was furnished with “hand-me-down” Alinor furnishings as was Meridian’s Theater.

Gender parity in the Tales of Tribute patrons has also been a long time coming.

Both studio head and ESO creative director positions filled this year where two men who held the positions were replaced by two more men. Men: 4. Women: 0. Seven “leaders” on the AUA Reddit and five presenters on the update 48 reveal. You do the math.

I know woke is out of fashion in the US along with decency, but I’m going to keep pointing out that more than half the population still doesn’t own anywhere near half the voices in the room. ZOS or at least ESO makes admirable efforts at representation across the board. But if the “good guys” have these results, imagine how bad it is where people aren’t even trying.

I had a look at some of the videos previewing Druidspring Conservatory and I did think the styles looked a bit incongruous. Is there a reason for Alinor-styled greenhouses to be used by the druids? Aren't druids very much into natural forms and nature-driven shapes, whilst the Alinor style is extremely elaborate and studied?

I'm not on the PTS, so perhaps I'm missing some context.

Come to think of it, it is a bit off. My wife simply loves the druid stuff in game and mentioned to me that she wasn't a fan of the lack of druid stuff in the house. Wonder why.

Can happen and resonates meaningfully within the context of a story are two different things.ZOS has just gotten so sloppy with the lore they just use “can happen” has an excuse for skipping the latter.

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While I’m on the topic of housing, some of the worm cult pieces are really great but a “cult” with a branded line furniture is no longer a cult. It is a corporation. Just as evil but not a cult.

Hey now, the wormies need to fund their operations somehow, so I don't see the problem with their selling mugs written "Dead and lovin' it" or Mannimarco plushies at the gift shop.

The new house looks extremely exciting to me, so I am not going to complain about how it looks or it's themes and name. But I am going to complain that there still isn't more alinor structural furnishings to use in it.

Alinor furnishings can be excused in the new druid conservatory house if it belongs to a breton embracing both their human and elven heritage