Murs Etage

The bare bones of a little stone building — four walls, a doorway and a slim arched window, ready to roof. French for "storey walls," this is a modular architecture piece: a single-room shell with a low doorway punched through one side, a narrow arched window on another, and an open top and gaps where adjoining sections or a removable floor slot in. Rendered clean and detail-free, it is the grey-box structure of a cottage, guard post or village house waiting to be dressed. It is aimed at tabletop terrain and diorama builders — a stackable ground floor that pairs with matching upper storeys, roofs and wall runs to grow a whole settlement you can play inside. Print notes: • Sits flat on its base with no supports; the window and door openings bridge fine at 0.2mm. • PLA or PETG is ideal — run 3 perimeters so the thin walls stay sturdy under handling. • Print the storeys separately and stack them, or add locating pegs so floors register and lift away for interior access. • Texture is deliberately minimal, so it is a blank canvas: skin it with brick or stone paper, or prime and stipple on plaster and stonework before drybrushing.