Software:

DAZ Studio 4 With IRAY

Departments:

3D Models•Props•Scenes
3D Models•Props•Furniture
3D Models•Architecture•Buildings
3D Models•Architecture•Structures

Available Uses:

Standard License, Extended License

The arrangement of furniture in the village living room had its established customs until the first half of the 19th century and only changed in the case of extraordinary events and holidays. Approximately a quarter of its living area was occupied by a brick stove coated with clay. Later, tile stoves were added to the oven, surrounded by wooden benches on two sides. Above the stoves, a rack for drying laundry or herbs was usually hung. In the diagonally opposite corner, there was a table with chairs and a corner bench. The corner above the table was reserved for religious props and pictures. Typically, in the corner opposite or across the stove, the bed of the head of the household and the housewife was placed. Other members of the household slept on the stove or on the bench.Sleeping on the stove became a sort of symbol of the Czech national character - "peci (stove)-válství (laying)," or the reluctance to engage in anything and rather prefer staying in the warmth of home.
The additional furnishings in the living room varied depending on the family's prosperity. However, there was usually a chest for storing personal items, clothing, and laundry. Additionally, various shelves for mugs, plates, and a dish rack were common. The dining table served as a versatile workspace for various household activities.
The established arrangement of furniture in living rooms underwent a transformation in the second half of the 19th century. The table moved from the corner to the center of the room, and additional pieces of furniture were added along the walls. In wealthier cottages, these included sideboards, display cabinets, canopy beds, various cabinets, and dressers with drawers.
Our model represents a typical living room of a family from the middle village class – neither too wealthy nor too poor. It even includes a separate room for grandparents, known as "vejminek." For lighting, a kerosene lamp is now in use, though the arrangement of other furniture remains somewhat traditional. The living room is captured during the celebration of the Christmas holidays, featuring a Christmas tree adorned with folk straw or wooden decorations. On the stove, Christmas Eve dinner is being prepared – fish soup, and "kuba," a dish made from mushrooms and groats.

What is included:
Figures:
Old Folk Living Room
Storage Trunk
Wardroobe Dresser

Multi-item preset
Old Folk Living Room with all props and figures

Smart Props:
All props are made as smart parented to various parts of the room or other props

Furniture:
Bed
Stool
Table
Chair
Simple Bench
Fancy Bench
Stove
Dish Shelf
Drying Rack

Props:
Basin
Pitcher
Soap
Lantern
Candlestick
Holy Bible
Crucifix
Portrait of Jesus Christ
Portrait of St Mary
Landscape of Church
Landscape of Cottage
Pot and Lid
Pan and Lid
Kettle

Christmas Tree

Lights:
Candle Point light and Candle Superfly Emmitor
Lantern Point light and Lantern Superfly Emmitor

Materials:
White Table Cloth and Window Curtains
Green Table Cloth and Green Curtains
Candle and Lantern Flames on and off
PBR and Specular variants for various props and figures

Up to 4kx4k and textures suitable for closeups, Unpacked Runtime/Library Size: 170 MB.
suitable for animations. Historical Reconstruction/Original Design.