stim's works

House decorator and omnicrafter based in Jenova (Aether).

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The client requested a dark and modern home, with an emphasis on black walls and cool tones. This was a super fun build as I’ve been wanting to mess around with a more minimalist style for a while now!

Features a multi-levelled main floor, recessed lights throughout, and a Master bedroom with ensuite on the second floor. I’m super happy with how it turned out, I hope I can work on another minimalist style build soon!

Aether - Jenova, Empyreum Ward 19 Plot 26

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A friend recently purchased his first home in Empyrium and he gave me access to decorate. He wanted a cozy modern studio for the main floor and a private bath house below. This was my first Medium and was super fun to work on!

This build was finished in May ‘22.

Aether - Jenova, Empyrium Ward 22 Plot 56

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Client requested a restful adventurer’s tavern for the main floor of this cottage, and a Dwarven factory hidden in the basement.

This build was completed in September ‘21.

Address Hidden on client’s request

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My first commission!

The request was for a modern but cozy home with lots of dark wood, white, plants and pink accents because that is their favourite colour.  They also wanted a kitchen, bedroom, sitting area, cute loft and a bathroom. The main floor was inspired by sunrooms and greenhouses. The basement was just me messing around with floorplans until I landed on something we both liked.

The basement in particular went through a number of iterations before landing on how it currently is - I wanted to make the basement as cozy and relaxing as I could, with the addition of a small balcony. This build was so fun to work on!

This build is current as of July ‘21.

Aether - Jenova, Mist W15 P17

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My current basement-bedroom, with a walk-in closet/dressing area and bathroom.

Custom ceiling for the closet and bathroom, while leaving the main bed area and seating area open plan. Once again using the Slanted Skylights, it really ties this area in with the ground floor. I also really liked the look of using the Showcase furniture item as mirrors.

This build has been demolished.

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My apartment.

I was inspired by the warm light that comes through the Fool’s Threshold furniture item, so I based my build around it. The result was a moody one room build with lots of Ul’dah influence that came out slightly ethereal and unreal.

This build has been demolished.

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My FC room.

This build was inspired by converted warehouses and industrial-style lofts. I wanted to challenge myself to use as many of the furniture pieces I already had in storage when making this build.

This build has been demolished.

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My old basement-bedroom with a walk-in closet and bathroom.

With the inclusion of slanted skylights for my remodel of the ground floor, I wanted to integrate them into my basement as well, while maintaining a moodier atmosphere for a more private area.

This build has been demolished.

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The second rendition of the ground floor in my home in the Lavender Beds.

I stuck to the same design ideas that influenced my first build of this living area, but played with space and light a little more with the addition of the skylights.

This build has been demolished.

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The first rendition of my private house in the Lavender Beds.

I wanted a very modern-minimalist aesthetic for my personal house, with lots of light, nature, wood, moody lighting for the bedroom and a custom ceiling for both floors of the house.

This build has been demolished.