Rooms and Furniture

Rooms per Household

Depending n the size and wealth of the household, it will contain different rooms. Here is an exemplary list of which rooms should be present in which type of household.

Low income/poor

• very few rooms, mostly functional
• Should include kitchen and bedroom

Merchants/Craftsmen

• few rooms
• kitchen and bedroom
• workshop and/or
• room for selling should be included

Tavern/Inn

• kitchen,
• storage room
• taproom
• bedrooms for guests and owners,
• bathroom (optional, may be exchanged with basins in guests' rooms)

Nobels

• kitchen and seperate dining room,
• several bedrooms (number depending on family size: seperate rooms for adilts and each child, additional bedrooms for guests possible),
• at least one bathroom (toilet included or seperate),
• further rooms like office/library, sitting room

Furniture per Room

Each room should have a furniture in accordance with the function of the room. Depending on the household the quality and quantity of the furniture should be chosen.

Kitchen

• stove
• working space
• cupboard for cutlery and dishes (may be placed in a seperate dining room)
• table and chairs/stools (may be placed in a seperate dining room)

Storage Room

• shelves and hooks for food stuff
• bottles (various)
• barrels (especially in taverns)
• various containers (boxes etc)

Bathroom

• bathtub
• basin for washing
• cupboard for bathing supplies

Bedroom

• bed(s)
• nightstand
• cupboard for clothing

Living Room

• table
• armchairs
• bookshelve(s)
• lamps or similar for light
• other leisure time stuff (instruments, knitting needles, board games, stuff like that)

Office / Study

• desk with chair
• bookshelve(s)

Workshop

• tools of the trade (see the Jobs page for inspiration)
• workbench
• stool

Taproom

• several tables with chairs
• open fireplace with armchairs (optional)
• bar