Suggestion: Bookcase Partitions

[ManicWolf]

I actualy think that once this is done, the entire idea isnt going to be special anyway. Its going to be way too obvious, and becomes a generic thing very fast. That we now only have the door version means that people have to be more creative to make it look nice, making those situations stand out better.

But on the other hand, making such things easy to use are still part of basic conveniences that housing needs. And because of that, even if its very obvious what was done, is still a part that will make housing better. As from my experiences, most people arent going to visit random houses that fast anyway. If someone wants to do such generic thing, let them. Sure, its going to make the ones that realy managed to put those partitions well, a bit less special, but i think its still worth it. Those people that can do it well are more likely to like 'exploiting' features in housing anyway, and can always come up with new nice ways to decorate using things in unintended ways.

Also, just want to point out that the point of a trick bookcase door is that it looks like all the other bookshelves around it, but it has a secret door. So how does this work without regular bookcase partitions? The mounted bookshelf, which almost matches the trick door, doesn't go all the way up to the cieling.

[Xelanar]

Also, just want to point out that the point of a trick bookcase door is that it looks like all the other bookshelves around it, but it has a secret door. So how does this work without regular bookcase partitions? The mounted bookshelf, which almost matches the trick door, doesn't go all the way up to the cieling.

You can kind of blend the partition and mounted bookshelves into each other, and lower the ceiling with i.e some lofts to the mounted bookshelves' height, to have it look like a singular, large bookshelf wall. It's work, and looking closely also reveals the trick. But it's fine at a glance.
The solution is not super great, but it's good enough to be useable ^_^.