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Manor #287

Manor follows regional materials, historical layers, preservation states and lived-in spaces across a Europe of estates that never quite existed.

Generation 042
Manor #287

Token information

Collection
Manor
Token ID
#287
Region / Cultural Zone
Germany
Estate Type
Estate farmhouse
Primary Era
17th century
Secondary Era / Alteration
Baroque extension
Subject Type
Dining room
Occupancy State
Private residence
Interior State
Lightly furnished
Season
Spring
Weather / Atmosphere
Low sunlight
Orientation
Landscape 3:2
Rarity
Common

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