more items in housing

[Korbash]

I'd love that if they were to add slots for housing so we could have more, and the ability to have more floors too.

[Jetstream_Fox]

I rather they fix the housing problem and then increase the amount of space per plot.

[Kio]

Would be helpful if they stopped making a single item that takes up multiple slots. Such as the dinosaur model and the valentoines day chairs. There's really no reason for these to be split, they only look right being placed together.

[Dustytome]

Even for small houses the current item limit is restrictive if you're trying to add details. It would seriously help if we had more wall coverings (landscape paintings, more/larger wall plants, wall fountains, etc), some better counters that we can dye, the ability to mirror furniture and maybe remove all those special item limits (what does it matter if I have two of one tub or four different ones).

Would be helpful if they stopped making a single item that takes up multiple slots. Such as the dinosaur model and the valentoines day chairs. There's really no reason for these to be split, they only look right being placed together.

I actually like it being 3 separate pieces simply because you can alter the angles of the individual pieces to make it look better. Just need those ground stones that come with it to take a hike so it blends in better.

[LadyKairi]

I'm all for more housing item slots. My house doesn't have the amount of detail I want, because of the low limit. I can't say much about the outside, since I haven't really had much Gil to decorate it with, but the inside really needs an increase. For all house sizes.

[Arriko]

More slots especially for outside! I have a small house. I would love to be able to add maybe 2-3 more trees outside. It looks so open without a few tree fillers.

[MistyMew]

No surprise that I would agree with the need or more housing items 100%!

I do agree offering enough housing to everyone needs to remain a priority!

But tbh those that have had homes from the start have waited long enough for item limit increase. Its been so long ...its laughable ...smh.

Double interior and exterior limits at bare minimum please. It is frustrating having floors barricaded off and empty simply because the limit doesn't allow for detail decorating. The sparsity that the limit results in is depressing. Some are ok with a "bare bones" design and that's cool. but for anyone that has had the joy of experiencing a far more engaging design...the miniscule limits in here are almost insulting Oo

In Rift I could easily max at 2000 - 2500 item limit in some larger dimensions.(building UNIQUE things piece by piece is farrrrr superior but does require large item limits) Point is, they pulled it off for years now and have resulted in a superior design.

At the very least se please, since we cant have the ability to actually build or create unique items/designs, and we are forced to simply plop and drop premade items... then please allow us to add whatever amount we need to attempt to achieve the atmosphere and intended design we imagine.

We cant achieve it with the current tiny limit.

[Aillith]

I would love to be able to hang weapons on wall hooks, and display armour on mannekins. Have a weapons room in my house.

Even with a small - I have run iut of space yet still have so many things I want to add.

When some items are tiny, like the ink quill, it is easy to run out of item spaces.

[Heybunny]

We definitely need both more housing inventory and more housing wards. There needs to be a way to stop people from buying them across alts for the purposes of selling them on. Gardens are also restrictive but I understand they may cause extra stress on loading times and such because they're external, even if I'm personally struggling to find space for my garden pond. The interior limit is crippling and only gets worse the higher up you go and the only homely looking houses (random bits making it look realistic) I've seen so far have been some small cottages.

I have one section of my medium (a study) that is detailed and I really like it and I'm having to remove little pieces bit by bit, killing the look every time I do, just to add to the unintentional minimalist sections that look comparatively barren. My basement for example is a small eatery and I wanted a much more detailed kitchen than I currently have, such as boxes of vegetables and shelves that I have no room for. I lack the room to put more than a few dishes of food on the three tables I have. I'm going to have to start pulling rugs up due to lack of space.