I'm having some trouble with my mayor's house at the moment where I'm trying to get access to some super common items, but unfortunately, it's just not happening. However, it's almost complete and aside from a few missing items, I'm really happy with it. I'm going for an airy, Scandi sort of theme in Mayor Emmaline's house, so naturally, the alpine set was my fallback option for the main furniture in each room.
I'm that person that hates to see full sets in every room; some of the best rooms I've seen are combinations that you wouldn't even think to put together; Pave and lovely, cabana and Gracie, sleek and rococo! But I really think the alpine series goes with everything! It's so versatile and customisable, and I love working with wood.
I've used the alpine set in all my villager houses, including Destiny's regal mansion, Danica's modern, luxe pad, Reeve's play cottage and Bray's oceanside castle. It goes with literally everything! The dresser and wardrobe can be done up to go into any room. The low table and chair are an adorable addition to a bedroom. But that's just my opinion. What do you guys think of the alpine series?
I like the series. I did a really cool custom design on the Alpine shelf. The only thing I'd complain about is how the custom pattern repeats awkwardly on some of the other pieces.
For example, I like the dresser but I wish the pattern didn't repeat in the little horse figure.
I love the alpine series. It's super versatile, and it can do so much just with the basic custom patterns. I would definitely use it if it fit more with a modern town, but it's a little too rustic.
I love the alpine series! It's so versatile and it's got a great design, definitely one of my favourite series. I really like using the dark brown wood grain with a lot of the patterns, it looks really nice.
I looove the Alpine series. When it came out in NL I was so excited to see it! It's like "Scandinavian" design I like in real life and it's so adorable. The customization for it is really great too.
When I first saw it I really didn't like it much. I guess it would look okay in a kitchen or something, but then I learnt about customisation, and it became infinitely better.
I realy like the aesthetic of it, it looks like something just so perfectly neutral it fits into any room as long as customised. It can be a royal chic mansion or a sloppy junkyard, just put a fitting pattern on it and it's done. I've been having some serious problems finding them as well, looks like they're not that common after all.
