Buildings and props

A cottage is as wide as it is tall; a naust is tall and narrow. One rule per village, one ornament per building.

Inside

Six buildings on a grey ground: a turf cottage, a bakery with a pretzel sign, a tile-roofed half-timber house, a windmill, a round gate tower with banners, and a well. — Inside: turf in Solengen, tile on Møllebakken, every window lit, one painted ornament on the door or the sign.

A cottage is as wide as it is tall (width to height 1 : 0.9 to 1.1); the roof is 45 to 55 % of the height.
The ridge sags, the walls bulge, nothing leans (0 degrees).
Doors are round-topped and 1.3 times the princess's height; every window is lit.
A foot of round honey stones up to 1/6 of the wall.
One roof material per street. One door colour per building from the accents; one rosemaling ornament, on the door or the sign.

A low cottage with a thick turf roof sprinkled with daisies, cream bulging walls, a blue round door, two lit windows with rose shutters, flower boxes and a bench, on a round pad of grass. — Mesh reference: Stue. The roof is half the height and sags like a loaf.

Outside

Six buildings: a boathouse with a boat, a long red barn with a ramp, a storehouse on stilts, a log hut, a watchtower with a lit fire, and a stave church ruin overgrown with lupins. — Outside: tall and narrow or long and low, never square. A cold grey foot, a steep roof, one warm window, one carved ornament in the gable.

Tall and narrow (height at least 1.4 times the width) or long and low (length at least 2.5 times the height). Never square.
A foot of cold grey stone at least 1/5 of the wall's height; a roof pitch of 50 degrees or more.
A lean of 2 to 6 degrees, away from the zone's wind.
One colour per building from its zone's palette; mid values only (no wall under luma 0.15).
Exactly one warm window toward the nearest way, visible from 60 m at night.
One carved ornament, in the gable. Wear is moss, silvered wood and a mended board.

A tall narrow house on a high foot of grey stones, tarred slate-teal planks, a steep turf roof with moss and buttercups, a carved sun wheel in the gable, one warm window, a barrel and two crates. — Mesh reference: Fiskerstue. Mid values only: the darkest wood is a mid slate teal.

Do

Name the darkest tone in the prompt: "the darkest wood is a mid slate teal, nothing near black".
Make every part solid: a creel is a solid barrel, not see-through wicker.
One window warm, toward the way.

Never

Graves, spikes, broken glass, black tar, a door hanging open on darkness.
Thin or see-through parts in a mesh reference.
Square footprints outside, leaning ones inside.

A near-black, gritty fisherman's house with see-through wicker creels. — Rejected: near-black wood, gritty and grim; see-through wicker cannot mesh.

The outside building sheet in one dark brown, with gravestones around the church. — Rejected: all one dark brown, gloomy; gravestones round the church.

One rule per village

Village	Shape	Roof	Wall	Colour	Detail
Solengen	low dome	turf	cream plaster, timber frame	sky-blue doors	flower tubs, bunting
Møllebakken	tall gable	red tile	half-timber	blue frames	awnings, signs
Vassenden (Nordalen)	tall narrow	turf on tarred planks	upright planks on stone	slate teal	nets, creels, a boat
Sørgården (Sørmarka)	long low	turf or shingle	red boards on stone	barn red, cream house	hay racks, fences
Fjellfoten's huts	low heavy	turf	silver-grey logs	grey	woodpile, hides, an axe in a stump
Fjellet	stacked	stone slab	dry stone	rock grey	flag, lantern
Alvheim	round, in a tree	living wood	bark, moonstone	silver	rune light, hanging lanterns

Props

The same six props on each side: a lantern post, bench, signpost, fence, barrel, well. Inside: honey wood, oversized, bevelled, a painted scroll, butter light. Outside: silvered wood on a stone foot, taller, leaning a little, a carved wheel or knot, ember light. A prop outside is weathered and still in use; the sheet's lower row has more moss than a thing in daily use would.