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Frederician Rococo Salon

After a long break, I’m excited to share my newest set with you: the Frederician Rococo Salon! It is inspired by the palaces of King Frederick II of Prussia. Rooted in French Rococo, the Frederician Rococo evolved into a distinct style of its own, characterized by a dissolution of lines and a fusion with nature.

The set includes 24 new objects and 14 wall elements:

Frederician Rococo furniture and panelling are combined with decorative objects in the Louis XV style, as well as four rugs from the Savonnerie manufactory.

You can easily find my content in game by searching for „CS“! :)

"Gustavian style was the leading style in Swedish architecture, decor and crafts during the Gustavian era, inspired by French Neoclassicism. The style was established in the 1780s, and is named after King Gustav III of Sweden."

Includes 7 items with four swatches for sofa and armchair and one swatch for everything else, will add more in the future

All lods, my mesh

Low to mid polycount

Find by typing [SN] in the search bar or use the word "Gustavian"

Rococo Portrait Gallery

It took a little longer than I had hoped, but it is finally finished: The Rococo Portrait Gallery! My goal was to create a set that could furnish an entire 18th-century palace without a single portrait being repeated. To achieve this, I collected 355 portraits from various European kingdoms and principalities:

Size S: 75 portraits

Size M: 100 portraits

Size L: 100 portraits

Size XL: 80 portraits

Just a few of the many swatches:

The frederician rococo frames are based on four examples found in the Picture Gallery at Sanssouci. For the portraits themselves, I limited the selection to works dating from ca. 1710 to 1775. Owning portraits of various foreign royals and nobles was by no means unusual. There were many possible reasons for this, including marriage alliances, family connections, diplomatic gifts, or simply a passion for collecting art.

So don't be afraid to mix and match them however you like - Enjoy! :)

WIP

WIP: Rococo Portrait Gallery

For my next set, I wanted to create fewer items so you won’t have to wait so long for new content! That’s why I’m currently working on 4 picture frames in different sizes. I’ve already finished sculpting two of them. These are from the Picture Gallery in Sanssouci - Frederick II had the gallery built between 1755 and 1764 to display parts of his collection of Italian, French, and Flemish masters. Many of the frames were created specifically for this gallery in the Frederician Rococo style. It is also the oldest surviving princely museum building in Germany, so if you haven’t seen it yet, be sure to check it out!

POV: It’s the year 1692 and you’re a courtier at the glorious Palace of Versailles - except your life has been anything but glorious so far.

Your family tree stretches back for generations and you are of the noblest birth, yet your family has never truly managed to establish itself at court. For years you have languished in the shadow of all that splendour, largely because your parents possessed no talent whatsoever for intrigue.

Fortunately, someone… cough… happened to poison their wine, causing them to pass away from a “mysterious illness.” How terribly sad. And your dear parents were not the only ones to suffer such an unfortunate fate, meaning several highly coveted positions have suddenly become vacant. And people still claim the affair of the poisons is over.

As luck would have it, the tide has finally turned in your favour! You’re a strikingly handsome man, a fact that has not escaped the attention of a certain Marquise de X. She currently enjoys the King’s favour and has put in a good word for you. You made sure to thank her for that whenever she wasn’t occupied by His Majesty.

At last, the long-awaited news arrived: the King has appointed you as one of his Gentilshommes Servants! You may now present His Majesty with a glass of wine or water at the royal table, whenever he requests it. Admittedly, he does not actually look at you while you do so, but that is entirely irrelevant.

All that matters is your brand-new three-room appartement in one of the palace’s side wings far end! It may not offer quite the comforts enjoyed by a duke but it has an antechamber, vaulted ceilings, and magnificent floor lenght windows! You had to go deeply into debt to pay for all the gildings and furnishings, especially THE CHANDELIER ADORNED WITH CRYSTAL PEARL STRINGS, but you’ll win it all back at the gaming tables (surely…).

Rococo Boudoir - Part I

The dressing table was an important piece of furniture in the life of a fine rococo lady. Now you can recreate a mid 18th century boudoir in your game!

This set includes 20 new Objects:

The 6 pieces of Louis XV furniture are accompanied by decorative items in the style of 18th century Sevres porcelain. I also remade the Louis XV Candlestick I made a while ago, because it was missing LOD's. Please replace the old files by the new ones.

All items are base game compatible! :)