Date: 2022-01-22 10:03 am (UTC)
hat_plays_sims: All I did was crop-- go read Bite Me by Dylan Meconis, you'll laugh. (Default)
From: [personal profile] hat_plays_sims
Oooh, then the farmhouse in Tudor Monastery Farm might be useful for you, too-- although that's not a merchant household, it's a squarely middle-class one, with the downstairs for living and the upstairs for sleeping. But it's not unreasonable for your merchants to be living alarmingly high on the hog-- that's why sumptuary laws happened. If the banker or the wine merchant or the spice merchant or the draper can afford the same things the duke can, well, he's gonna buy 'em. Even in just those two English Heritage videos? Mistress Miriam's clothes are more brightly dyed than the Lord Steward's, and thus, more expensive.

... Overlays. Now there's a thought. I was thinking walls partly because that's instant recolors for Buggy's Niches, but... Overlays.

Oh no region restrictions! At least it sounds like you might be able to see it on the BBC's actual website, at least if you're actually in England? It does look cold-- everyone's breath fogs-- but it's very green. And while that feels like Christmas to me (California has three seasons, Green, Brown, and FIRE), I don't know about anybody else.
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