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Indeed! It very VERY barely fit haha! It wasn't my first or even second choice but I don't own basically any of the crown-only houses so it was the only one I had that fit the theme. Thank you!

@@mahvirnadas I was given two crown store only houses, bought Seabloom, and that's about it. I would love to build something on Seaveil, but no way in the wide world am I spending so much real money on a /pretend/ house that will disappear if/when eso is cancelled. Insanity.

@@acflory.writer I really wanted to put my ramen shop on the water in seaveil, it would have been so pretty! I also can't justify splurging on houses like that. I made my choice many many years ago when Earthtear was one of the only crown-only homes that I would buy that one and that was it. And it took me quite a while to save up for it! Of course then they came out with the cheaper ones like moon-sugar meadow which were easier to save up for... if you happened to catch them when they're available. I remember being so excited when Hakkvild's came out and it was purchaseable with gold if you did the dungeon achievements, I really thought they'd be adding more homes like that. I really really wish they added more homes like that.

This here gif will probably do a better job to explaining it than I can! imgur.com/a/CW8Gm6c It's my favorite furnitures again haha! The galen pool, tales of tribute tapestries and many deadlands wall spikes!

@@mahvirnadas That is brilliant! I used the deadlands wall spikes in the kitchen of my Seabloom but I would never have thought of putting it /under/ water! Thank you so much. Another fabulous tip. :)

If you mean the light pools this gif will show what they are better than I can explain: imgur.com/a/CW8Gm6c They're comprised of the Firesong Spring, basalt from Galen, the blank backsides of tales of tribute tapestries, and deadland's wall spikes for the color change. The largest pool is somewhere around 15 or 20 items made to look like one!

@@mahvirnadas That's so cool, very creative. I've never seen such a combination before. Thank you for sharing!

All the water features are a false floor, the tent is mostly below it all!

@@mahvirnadas Below??? But it looks so high? I am now doubly impressed. You've turned a pig's ear into a silk purse. :D

Thank you! You're too kind! 🧡

I would absolutely love weather control! I am so glad the skylights worked out, they were originally windows but those doors were just way too big for the way I was trying to use them! Thank you! 🧡

@@mahvirnadas My pleasure. :D

Thank you! 🧡

Thank you so much! 🧡

Thank you! The mountains are a variety of rocks from the Eastmarch homegoods vendor at Fort Amol! They're around 1k gold a piece. I don't have an exact count for how many I needed to make this but I generally end up using around 100 pieces when I do things like this.

Thank you!! I spent a lot of time over the years studying various Ayleid ruins in game, trying to find furniture items that could match the shapes I saw. I always wanted to have an Ayleid house but I will probably never own Varlaisvea so I had to make do with what I have!

Thank you! There is actually, I debated whether or not to include it. It was originally going to be a root cellar but while building it I got stuck down there, accepted the fact I just lived there now, and put a bed down there haha. It's not the most practical spot for a bed but it amused me so I kept it.

hehehe I wouldn't blame you! I really do love the views in that house, but if the previous 4 or 5 houses I built there weren't focused on using the view then I probably would have hated myself more for covering it up! Thank you, you are too kind!! I never got around to choosing a decent video editor after windows killed off their old one. What I'm using now doesn't appear to have an easy way to do frame by frame stuff, if it does it at all. I can use my keyboard for doors if I must but yeah, the chat window will pop up in the corner for a second and it drives me nuts!

@@mahvirnadas I use Corel's VideoStudio for my editing. It's pretty good but not cheap. I've heard good things about Da Vinci Resolve, I think that's the name, but I haven't tried it myself. For me, I need to get a controller for the pc so I can do smoother video capture. The mouse is jerky. Ah well. :)

Oh my goodness! Thank you so much for sharing this, what a lovely trip that must have been! I am beyond thrilled to think of a view like this out there in the world, I hope to see something like it myself in person someday. It truly means a lot to me to hear this!

Thank you!!! This is a tough one to answer, and probably what I personally struggle with most frequently outside the furnishing limit itself. In general I try to use the largest pieces of furniture I can to make the use-able area of a house smaller. Then I try to spread out what details I happen to have space for as evenly as I can, or in specific "areas of interest" to make the less detailed areas less noticeable. It doesn't always work out the way I hope but in general that's usually how I try to make it work! In this house specifically, I was disappointed I didn't have space to do anything fun or interesting to the curved staircase and the little balcony at the top. I feel like it needs something there, a small vendor stall or perhaps a flower cart. I may try to free up space for something like that someday! Instead I hoped my more detailed areas of the house helped people overlook it!

Oh my gosh thank you!!! Let me tell you- I am at the mercy of the weather SO MUCH. I can't even keep track of how many times I start filming and a beautiful sunset turns to rain. Or I'm watching the playback and realize some huge clipping error I never noticed before, or my character starts screaming because I have the wrong personality set hahaha!! When I started this I stubbornly decided I wanted to try and present videos as close to a visit as I could for the people who can't visit either due to time constraints or being on different platforms or servers. (Also I am REALLY awful at video editing) I love watching well cut and edited housing videos like yours!! I have no idea how you all do it and so well! I am actually shocked at how fast this one was too. Though it certainly helped that an Inn I'd been working on for weeks was sacrificed to make this house possible.

@@mahvirnadas Arghh the weather! I think we're all begging them for weather control now 😅😭 it's so annoying, totally changes the lighting, intended look, as well as causing eye strain. The screaming lmao 😂 Well it's beautifully done! Oh also, I learned from Kitsundark and others to film using gamepad controller, maybe you already do. It's so much smoother than mouse for some reason.

@@Moon-Reacher I do! I started using a controller recently just for recording. I couldn't believe the difference!!! I really want to know why that is. Thank you for bringing it up, more people should know it's just a much better experience!

Aw thank you! The view was what I loved most about the house!!

@@mahvirnadas The combination of Golden Hour, and vast ocean views cannot be beat. Definitely my favourite part. It's like a gorgeous painting.

Thank you! There's so many talented village builders out there that I'd much rather enjoy theirs than build my own but I'm glad I gave it a shot!

Thank you!! I'm fairly certain the chopsticks are two Telvanni Knife, wooden! (It's been a while but I'm like 90% sure.) They were such a pain to work with hahaha! en.uesp.net/wiki/Online:Telvanni_Knife,_Wooden

@@mahvirnadas ahh cool, thank you, I might have to copy that idea! I was thinking about turning Amaya Lake Lodge into something Japanesey but am in the middle of a murder mystery set at Merryvine atm. This is inspirational though, got ideas brewing now 🩷

Oh my gosh thank you!! It is on home tours now! It got a slight update a while back that I hope makes it look a little nicer. But I made sure not to change the parts people loved the most about it!

Thank you!! I don't mind, I hope the idea works out well for you!!

@@acflory.writer I was so happy to see one of your homes on the recommended page!!! I really enjoyed visiting it again! I’ll definitely have to visit more later! :)

@@mahvirnadas Thank you! I was really surprised when someone else pointed it out to me. lol It was a very nice surprise.

Me too hahaha! About an hour after I posted this I was kicking myself wishing I knew 23 people with nothing to do, willing to dance in the ballroom for the video!! Ah well. The house should be open now, and partiers are always welcome!

Thank you! Sadly no, I do not do commissions.