Conversion of Ambular's Ethan Allen Colonial Set

I was approached about converting this set, and even though it's not my style, I thought I'd check Ambular's TOU. To my delight, she listed permission to convert so long as she got first crack at it. I think it's safe to say that it's been long enough, so here you are!

According to the MTS upload wizard, it's basegame-compatible, which was somewhat surprising as I cloned from a Vintage Glamour vanity and a ceiling lamp from Parenthood; this pleases me despite skepticism. The only thing I didn't do was the headboard lamps, because I couldn't figure out if they should be wall lamps that are adjusted sneakily or something else, and between that being the last thing and Blender and Sims 4 Studio not talking to each other on vertex painting (long struggle, very arduous, I surrendered), I considered it done enough. After all, I did add three new colors--one of which due to finding the actual bed frame on eBay with very nice pictures--and some wooden flooring which makes for an excellent rustic ceiling as well.

Why are there two versions of the mirrors, photo frames, and painting? Mostly because I didn't catch the scroll being there until I'd done all but the wall mirror, and rather than revise, I left the option. After all, I personally prefer them without, and there's a slight difference in the mesh. And speaking of differences in the mesh, very nearly every item has had its poly count tamed, vertices wrangled, and normals wrestled, and while poly counts are still quite high, they should be less prone to causing unexpected explosions.