HEIMA ^ Le Moulin - French Watermill Home
Le Moulin - French Watermill Home
Building is inspired (but not an exact copy) of a real place in Versailles, France called “Hameau de la reine” which was commissioned to be built by queen Marie-Antoinette.
This second life version has a bigger living area
and the interior had to be designed from scratch.
Measurements (including terrain): Width: 54m Length: 33m Height: 18m
Minimum Parcel Requirement: 2016m2 that is shaped as a rectangle.
Prims: 184
Built with mesh. (a few SL prims has been used for physics purposes)
Texture changer HUD included with lots of options to change the appearance.
Door system with a button to lock all the doors at once.
Snow version also achieved with the texture changer.
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See item in Second Life View Video »- Texture changer HUD included
- Easy to rez, just one object
- Animated mill, water and ivy
- Two types of fireplace included
- Snow version also included
Beautiful home but I struggled to connect with it...
I've been using this home for around a year now and it is genuinely a gorgeous home - as is everything by Heima! One of the things I really enjoy about this home (vs the treehouse and craftsman's home) is that the layout is much more standard inside. There's a clearly defined kitchen area, bathroom, and living room on the first floor. On the second floor there's a large landing room (I used it as a library) and a small staircase flanked by fireplaces into another room that I used as a bedroom (I installed a matching door). Through the 'bedroom' area there's a staircase leading to a rooftop patio and another that leads downstairs to a second larger patio area.
The details are just lovely and the options for customization are just right. I also love the ability to change the seasons of the thatch and the water that flows around the home. Inside the textures are rustic without feeling dilapidated - something a lot of creators fail to accomplish.
That being said, I do think that the rustic nature of this home made it a bit hard for me to decorate in a modern way. I think if you wanted a fully historic home it would be absolutely perfect! In my case, I like to do a mixture of rustic and modern, and as such I never really felt like I quite got the hang of decorating this home.
Nonetheless, it is still a beautiful home and an easy to work with layout that is worth every penny. I only hope Heima puts out another home soon because I'm always excited to see what they come up with!
L$ 4,999
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