Here is a little box bench that is decoratively carved with celtic and gothic motifs after a medieval design. It seats two, and is executed in a rich dark wood texture with a charming patchwork quilt cushion. The placement node for this bench is unique, as it sits the bench against a wall, instead of through or too far from the wall. Matches the wood and style of Elfin Cottages!
And it’s derivable!
Executed in a rich dark wood texture with dark red leather uphostery and brass tacking. In addition to seating two normally, there is a special seat node under the bench that allows you to recline on your side. The placement node for this bench is unique, as it sits the bench against a wall, instead of through or too far from the wall. Matches the wood and style of Elfin Cottages!
And it is derivable!
Decoratively carved Deacon’s Bench with celtic and gothic motifs after a medieval design. It seats two, and is executed in a rich dark wood texture with a cosy quilt in earth green tones. The placement node for this bench is unique, as it sits the bench against a wall, instead of through or too far from the wall. Matches the wood and style of Elfin Cottages!
And it’s derivable?
Here is a decoratively carved trestle bench with a Celtic motif after a medieval design. It seats two, and is executed in a rich dark wood texture. The placement node for this bench is unique, as it sits the bench against a wall, instead of through or too far from the wall. Matches the wood and style of Elfin Cottages!
And it’s derivable?
With rich dark wood texture, dark red leather uphostery and two very comfortable end cushions; also, seats two normally, but there is a special seat node under the bench that allows you to recline on your side. The placement node for this bench is unique, as it sits the bench against a wall, instead of through or too far from the wall. Matches the wood and style of Elfin Cottages!
And it is derivable!
Matching the sage coloured Palace Salon by Whystler, this elegant bench has light green brocaded upholstery with a rich gold frame. It has two regular seats above, and a third reclining seat activated from below.
Coordinating with sage coloured Palace Salon by Whystler and matching furniture, this elegant bench has a willow leaf patterned upholstery with a warm wooden frame. It has two regular seats above, and a third reclining seat activated from below.
Grimm is to Whyst as Dark is to Light, as Despair is to Hope, and as Party is to Rest! Yes, despite it’s gloomy exterior, Grimm is THE place to be for Hallowe’en revelry! And so, I couldn’t resist retexturing some of the Whyst items to fit with the Dark-Party theme of Grimm. Don at IMVU, who created the Grimm concept, graciously adopted the Whyst standard of furniture nodes, so that any of your Whyst products place and fit perfectly in Grimm environments. Grim lighting enhances and glooooomifies any item from the Land of Whyst, including those textured specifically for Whyst.
Here you have the heavy stone bench seat from Whyst that has been retextured to fit perfectly in all Grimm scenes. Thanks to Don for providing me with some Grimm base textures to play with to fit his theme. This bench has seats for three!
Here is a quaint bench for a secluded spot against a wall for two intimates to chat or engage in some civilized flirting. Especially designed for the Land of Whyst, it’s slick white marble and light gold sandstone detailing are indicative of this world’s style. Sit a spell and watch the clouds for a change.
Designed to place against a wall, this seat is carved of smooth Whyst marble and inlaid with light golden sandstone. It will provide a place for 3 friends to chat while they rest before contuing their adventurous trek through the labyrinthine gardens of Whyst.
