Nooo hate for you to do that after all that hard work. I understand too, I took apart so many rooms. I prefer working with smaller spaces, so I made a lot of use of those stand alone walls and columns, but I'm even contemplating I might have made it too cramped in some areas.

It's a good idea. It feels like there's a few people are making houses too big, and then getting lost in what to do with all the space.

Start small, use high roofs to make space rather than gigantic open plans.

Agreed, I've deleted my huge rooms, and created everything anew. Now it's four rooms placed inside one "middle square", feels just fine for a vulpera, even had enough space for "outside-like" space for windows.

This is what I did. I started with this large idea, realized it was too much to take on and make look good. So deleted it, and went to the two room cottage…..oh with a hidden small room that I made into my warlock demon summoning room lol..Much better

It is crafted from blacksmiths, but last time I checked they were still not functional, so I shrunk the circular oven and placed it inside to function.

Thank you so much for the kind compliment! That is the gilneas stone fence that I shimmied in there, and then used one of the small stand alone wood pillars as a top. Another trick I used through out was flipping the vertical walls, to show the wood paneling, instead of the stone.

I just ran Freehold bc I wanted a santa hat, but instead I got a stolen ironforge chair, so that was a nice surprise!

It's called the Boulder Springs Hot Tub and it's crafted from Alchemist

Do you mean the exterior of the house itself?

When outside in edit mode, click on the floorplan button, and it'll bring up the exterior to change/add windows and such.