Interior decoration for a large single family townhouse with inspiration from art deco interior design, particularly the classic coffered ceilings with indirect lighting, which adds height to the rooms by using redstone wiring space to compensate for the space lost for double width walls in some areas to allow for different color schemes, since I wanted the dining room to have a much more understated decoration with plain white walls to pit emphasis on the view. The quartz staircase was particularly challenging, but I was able to make it lead comfortably and directly to the vestibule on the main floor, since the first floor only has the entrances and staircases (both formal and service, each has both), the kitchen, and a ramp leading to the stables on the sub level. The main floor counts with a smaller hall connecting the dining room with the service staircase and a water closet connected to the city sewage system, while the main staircase goes up to the third floor protruding from the facade as a large oriel window. The third floor counts with three bedrooms–two of them facing the square across the street–and two water closets.
by felixrex3