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Furniture Assets 4

Added 2023-02-23 16:47:28 +0000 UTC

Like the changing of the seasons, 'tis that time of the year again and I find I must make more furniture assets.

Like the ones that came before it Furniture Assets 4 contains a variety of furniture proper as well as many things that might not be strictly furniture, but more so coincide with props and items needed for interior furnishing.

Furniture Assets 4 ZIP Download

This set includes:

A couple of new beds to matching stylistically to my favorite one from Furniture 3
A whole slew of wooden tables, shelves, chairs, and benches matching more to how I am now drawing those pieces of furniture (and in my opinion, they look a lot better)
Some new armchairs and matching couches as I have not done anything in that department in quite some time
A variety of fabrics, furs, and clothing in order to fill some gaps I've been noticing in that realm of the asset library
A large array of new curtains that should be more universally helpful than what was currently available
Some cloth-covered tables as I found I was continuing to always go back to the ones available in Furniture 2
A lot of smaller, "table decor" pieces such as perfume bottles, glass jars, an d small wooden boxes to lend to the task of visual clutter/density
A whole miscellaneous group of more unique items like cages, toys, wrapped packages, instrument cases, decorative weapon racks, etc.

Lastly, I also did something a little different with the "example map" this time around and chose to return to a slice of the map available from the Village Collection and visualized a trio of interiors that match precisely with the size and arrangement of those buildings exteriors.

You can find that as a complete standalone map (see preview above) as well as separate PNG files for the interiors individually with or without grid, furnished and unfurnished, as well as roof pieces to float on top as desired.

Dungeondraft

The Dungeondraft-ready conversion of Furniture Assets 4 contains everything therein as an object within the mapmaking program. You'll also find a major chunk of those objects as a colorable counterpart.