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Trying to be more rustic with this one, and while I kinda loved the little fat stove, the chimney-pipe looked a little awkward.
This solution is more rustic, looks pretty good, and fits well with a primitive cave-dwelling.
The bed is placeholder right now, but I will probably use something like it. Doing only floating shelves for everything feels a little too modern. It is made from a dark-elf-crate, slightly stretched out (while still looking ok).
The finished version will probably have hay sticking out underneath the mattress, and many spread-out pelts on top of it, with a thick blanket lying across the foot-end. The mattress looks good and rustic, but feels gross to sleep on directly.
Definitely having some problem with light blending, but that's stuff that comes together near the end.
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This seems to be a pretty common solution for indoor-fire-places, if Google photos is any indication. Though honestly I just want to find a way to not have to do the chimney, so I don't have to do much landscaping at all.
This cave is ultra-small and can be plopped down just about anywhere. The outside only needs a few square feet tucked away somewhere, for a tiny garden and enough room for a tanning-rack. I have solutions for both these things regardless of climate.
EDIT: Learnt a new word today; flue.