Modern Office & Home

What it does for your game

No more fantasy furniture: Offices, apartments, kitchens, bathrooms and cafes get their own walls, floors and furniture, from monitors and copiers to a vending machine.
Your office after hours: Code scrolls on the monitors, server lights blink, the wall clock ticks, and the glass sliding door slides open.
342 tiles, 32 animation frames: 188 wall autotiles in 4 styles, 24 floors, 84 furniture pieces, no baked shadows, and files named after the object at 1x, 2x and 3x.

Licence in one line: use it in your commercial games; do not resell the files. No credit required.

47-tile wall autotiles (188 tiles) in 4 styles: painted plaster, exposed brick, white bathroom tiles and concrete panels. A 14 px face on the edges that look down the screen, dark tops, rounded corners.
24 floors: office carpet tiles, light oak, dark walnut, small white tiles, polished concrete and terrazzo, 4 variants each.
Rugs in beige and teal, 9 pieces each, for a rug of any size.
32 animation frames included in the count: scrolling code on the monitors, a blinking CRT cursor, the TV, the wall clock, server lights, the water cooler, the vending machine, the shower, the washing machine and the sliding door.

Strict 16x16 grid. 52 larger pieces are exact multiples (16x32, 32x16, 32x32) and stand on their bottom row.
Every file is named after the object (office_chair_left.png, counter_sink.png), and the neighbour bitmask is in every wall file name and in tiles.json, so you can wire the walls to any engine.
No baked shadows, so nothing to strip before you add your own.
Single PNGs and sheets, at 1x, 2x and 3x, and a README with the bitmask diagram, the rug layout and how the counters and dividers join.
Same grid and view as Gridwright Interiors and the Gridwright Top-Down Tileset.

No characters, no RPG Maker sheets and no engine project files. The art is drawn at 16x16; the 2x and 3x files are scaled copies.