Historically accurate furniture

[Hart New Bob]

Does Anybody know how the make "Historically accurate furniture"?  Specifically early 18th century type furniture. 

[deraven]

I guess my first question would be- at what scale?  Are you talking roughly minifig scale, I assume, or midi-scale for display/diorama use, etc.? And then, are there any specific pieces you're thinking about?  That is, things like shelves and tables could easily fit in many timeframes if done properly and there's a lot of that out there, but if you're talking specific styles of chairs, desks, or whatever that would be helpful to know.

[Hart New Bob]

MInifig scale of course!

EDIT: Would any of the furniture in this this lego creator bedroom furniture video fit?  Because I made the dresser a while back.

Edited September 14, 2017 by Hart New Bob

[Capt Wolf]

That dresser would work (and would look even better if the top were tiled). I'd modify the bed design slightly to give it corner posts.

[kurigan]

Its hardly an extensive board, but I started collecting designs which may be helpful on my pintrest. My intent is to gather techniques with which to furnish my fleet and port town. If your patient and in no hurry i'll keep adding to it over time.

https://www.pinterest.com/david_stasny/lego-furniture/

[LM71Blackbird]

I think furniture with points or rounded edges would work nicely. A lot of furniture was very ornate back then.

[iammac]

On 9/17/2017 at 12:28 AM, kurigan said:

Its hardly an extensive board, but I started collecting designs which may be helpful on my pintrest. My intent is to gather techniques with which to furnish my fleet and port town. If your patient and in no hurry i'll keep adding to it over time.

https://www.pinterest.com/david_stasny/lego-furniture/

This collection is magnificent, albeit limited. You should definitely continue work on that album. 

 

 

MAC