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As a reminder.
This house I uploaded to the Exchange some time ago but I wanted to do the interior decoration for my game as well.
I did try to use tab to get rid of the menus but sadly I don't think that works in EIG
Wherever I am friends call me Betty
Sim enim est vita
Wherever I am friends call me Betty
Sim enim est vita
I have already done some work decorating the entrance hall, ballroom and dining room but these are not fully finished yet. One of the rooms I most wanted to do was the main bedchamber. It has a little ante room and I have included a picture of this.
The other room I have been working on is the study/library. Again I am not totally happy with the way it turned out so may tweak it. Please note that it was not uncommon for houses of this type and age to have two globes. One for the northern and the other for the southern hemispheres.
Wherever I am friends call me Betty
Sim enim est vita
I hope you are all safe and keeping well. I am happy to report hubby is making slow but steady progress towards recovery after having pneumonia. So much so that we are now in negotiations over the use of the internet.
Obviously there has been little time for working in CAW. So I thought I would share a little more of the work already done on Fenbury Manor. I will say I am very pleased with it so far but I do wish Tudors of Tudors would turn up the daily deal so I can grab it cheap.
These pictures are of the hall. The Fenburys would have been fairly wealthy when they built the Manor but that did not stop them taking stone from the abandoned castle. Incidentally the castle would be further damaged during the Civil War when Cromwell's army decided it was worth blowing up.
Anyway wealth meant the family could put tooled leather on the walls and afford tiling for the floor. For this idea I think of Burleigh, one of the greatest Tudor houses ever built. Note the massive fireplaces as there would have been no central heating and this would have been a big space to keep warm in winter.
The upper floor is more of an art gallery. Some of the larger houses also used the long gallery as a place to walk and exercise on wet days. The tapestries date from the time the house was built but many of the paintings were added by later generations.
How much more I get done in the next few weeks depends on how the negotiations go for use of the internet. Hubby seems to think his ability to work from home is more important than my simming. Naturally I disagree.
Wherever I am friends call me Betty
Sim enim est vita