The Choiseul Box Part 1

It is available for free here

The set was already public for over a month now, however this time I decided to make the cane chair base game compatible, fix some shadow aberration on the cabinet, correct the colour of the blue swatch of the chair and added a second version of chair.

THE SIMS 4 - ROCOCO DRESS V3

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Gerciza and Borum in Pink 🌸

18th century commoner’s dress (excuse the typo in the pic)

bgc, 10 swatches

here it is! again, i posted it earlier but wasn’t happy with the result so here it is again.

https://simfileshare.net/folder/98920/

The Choiseul Box, Part 1 The Blue Bedchamber

The Choiseul box set part 1, is based on the blue bedchamber, from the hotel Crozat rue de Richelieu in Paris, that late Louis XV prime minister the duke of Choiseul inhabited during the 1760s. The set is available on early access here

The public release is set from the 3rd of July(in 36 days), however people who DM after a month could get it earlier in their DM. I also did remove the paywalls from the Queen bedchamber and the Queen antechamber that were still in place.

The Queen bedchamber will be partly updated in the future along side the King bedchamber and the updated versions will be publicly available from the beginning. But unlike the King's bedchamber, the Queen's bedchamber update will not cover the whole set, but will be limited to certain pieces which aren't fully accurate, namely certain fabrics and beds(with 5 beds instead of 2) and 1 extra sofa. This decision to update them comes from the fact that I manage to put my hand on various work reports from the national archives giving very detailed descriptions of each of the sculpted "couronnements" ornating the top some of bed canopies that were in that room(namely the one from 1743, the one from 1764, the one from 1769 and the one from 1770)

If you encounter any issues with ones of the items from the set please inform me so I can fix then as soon as possible.

THE BOULLE MARQUETRY SET IS OUT!

*enable the sound on the video for some Lully*

You can Download it here

Public release on the 15th of November

Includes 6 Boulle marquetry cabinets or desk based on those made by André-Charles Boulle or Nicolas Sageot between 1690 and 1710. Each of the items features 5 swatches based on exiting historical variations. 

The Louis XIV bust featured in the video as well as the other busts are by @thejim07

The folding stools aren't included in this set but will be in my next one.

Important : you will have to follow this tutorial to get decent quality textures on any of my sets.

For the amateurs of Boulle marquetries 😉

4th Version of my updated Grand King's Bedchamber Bed under Louis XV.

This is the summer bed received in 1723 when Louis XV returned to Versailles, the summer furnitures from his predecessor the sun king were missing as they were gifted to the duke of Tresmes at his death in 1715. A new summer set was received and given the number 2200 by the Garde Meuble. It was actually made from some older brocades received in 1688, and given the numbers 123,132,133,134. In 1723 Lallié retouched them and sent them back to the garde meuble under the new number 2200. In this post I won't go into the details about my choices when designing the updated version of that brocade as I will in a future post. I will just focus on the bed which I made sticking as much as possible to the description from the 1723 garde meuble entry.

Fixed armchair colour. I realized that the armchairs had some abnormally dark colour on the gilded parts of the armrests you can download the fixed version here

The Oeben/Riesener cylinder desk finally reunited with the Joubert red laquer work desk.

Updated King's Bedchamber

Furniture 2200, used as summer set for the Grand King's Bedchamber between 1723 and 1785.

Note : This is just a WIP preview.

WIP : UPDATED KING BEDCHAMBER

The winter state of the King Bedchamber in Versailles, with the richly embroidered crimson velvet furnitures of set 1881 delivered in 1701 and the alcove tapestry delivered in 1705 under number 1989.

The set was restored and enhanced in 1765, where a sculpted canopy created by Foliot was added to the bed :

And was ultimately destroyed in 1785 with the approval of king Louis XVI, alongside countless of sets of furnitures.

Experimenting with Boulle marquetries.

The ceiling in its current state is quite mediocre and will be fixed eventually.