Improvements to simple player houses

A simple, asset-free overhaul of all vanilla and Dragonborn player houses.

This is a consolidated version of my house improvement collection. It's intended to make all player homes more useful and follower-friendly, while staying close to their vanilla look and concept.

-All upgrade flags are preserved, so you have to buy furniture like vanilla.

-No mess pinned to the ground: if you see it, you can grab it.

Since the Proudspire Manor comes in two versions - with 2 or 4 beds for the kids - I also made two spares combined. Note: I don't do multiple adoption versions of the other houses because they don't have enough space.

Brusselhaus

What I edited:

• All beds converted from regular beds to upper beds - simple but no hay involved

-The Alchemy Bench was moved upstairs when you bought the kids' beds - it's a perfect handmade bench, why would you throw it away?

-A stove, butter stirrer and hot pot oil drum have been added to the kitchen.

-Added several containers

-Upstairs you will find a small bed so you can have guests without kicking Lydia out

Note - I did not add a wizard because I wanted to keep the concept of the Blaze home as a simple starting home. If you want to make this your long-term home and are tired of walking all the way to Agave, the Easy Bruiser House Charming Table seems to work just fine (I have Horizon Dawn so I use one of my new neighbors).

Missed

What I edited:

-Oven and butter churned from hellfire

-Honey and Black-Briamed

-Iona now has a better bed

• A new room for the followers (you place the furniture with your own)

-When you buy a kid's bedroom, the magician is moved under the stairs (a little cramped, but why would you throw it away?)

-The ingredients have been moved from the shelves to the cupboard near the alchemy station

-Some extra containers, including a safe in your bedroom

-Regular maintenance of the blade grinding wheel

hrim

What I edited:

-Added oven and butter stirring in kitchen

• Get a better bed for the house
• Added an entourage bed to the armory (this was purchased with the master bedroom)

-A few more rugs and furs to warm the place up a bit

-Added some storage bags to the lab (I didn't edit the vanilla shelves because that room is unique)

Prudential Speyer Manor

What I edited:

-Add HF oven, butter stirrer and mead bucket

-Give Jodis a better bed

• Two additional rooms for followers (one in the basement and one on the first floor; you can get them when you buy the bedroom)

-Alchemy and magic facilities are now in the same area, with some additional storage. You still have to buy them separately.

• When you buy Charming furniture, you get some basic crafting equipment (just some repairman stations - this is a little DIY corner in a noble house, not a Skyforf).

-Large table in the kitchen

Optional: If you choose 4 beds, there are more beds for children. It requires high-frequency multi-adoption in order to work (although you don't need to cast "Carefree Home"). The beds are spaced far enough apart for all 4 kids to use the beds (sometimes they misbehave, just give them some time).

Frindell Hall

What I edited:

-Add oven and butter and stir

• Move the pot from the bedroom to the dining room/kitchen where it belongs
• Better beds for housewives and children

-Add some storage rooms in the laboratory

• The Alchemy Laboratory is housed in the charming room when you purchase the children's bedroom
• Cots for guests (I can't match the new room anywhere, but at least your entourage won't be sleeping on the floor)

-Curtains were added to the sleeping area (they look like city banners, so their appearance depends on whichever retex you use; in the photo you see mine with the imprint of the sky)

Severin Manor

What I edited:

-Add oven and butter and stir

-a few extra chairs

-Removed most of the hay and wood piles at the entrance--this was the home of a noble family, not a stable!

-Add some storage in charming corner

• Guest rooms now have room for two people (if you don't like it being di …