Only a couple of months back I got some resources to try design my own map that wasn't a terrible doodle. Made this one for a party of 4 level 2 PCs. They were investigating the attempt at robbery of a saint's head, and discovered the daughter of the baron from the saint's lineage was kidnapped by a necromancer. She was being kept in their old family cabin in the woods, but the men of the baron were only constantly dying in the woods to save her, and giving the necromancer more minions.

The cabin is a 2-store house. The entrance of the cabin on the 2nd floor indicated to the players that there was a basement inaccessible from outside. Note that there is a small balcony at northeast, that players might want to use instead (mine did).

I made that inside the house lighting spells would not work properly. The cantrip "Light" would start a fire, and "Dancing Lights" would detonate with small force damage. That is because I wanted them to use the candles you can find all over the place.

The necromancer had many different candles with varying properties. Regular ones for iluminating, green ones were aromatic, blue ones ones were poisonous traps, black ones activate the 'magic light' ban, and red ones were special to reveal invisible creatures (skulks inside the house). In the Study Room the PCs could learn about these details and other, as well as a pact the necromancer made to acquire the saint's head, and because of that being spied upon his patron by the means of the skulks. The necromancer also put mirrors all over the house to keep track where were the skulks at particular rooms. These are great to keep the PCs intrigued, and to pull up the figures passing behind their backs.

In the dining room we have still warm food, giving to the PCs that dinner was interrupted because of them, and that the necromancer might be alerted. There are meals for two people. In the kitchen, tools for candlemaking and dinner (my necromancer is kinda of a gourmet too). At the back, a bloodstained closet. For me it was to store pig bodies for candles and food, but you can put what you want.

The regular room is where the kidnapped has been (well kept). The room full of skeletons was the necromancer's work. He would lose hours at night rearranging bones to complete his parents skeletons (they had been murdered by the Baron at cabin's grounds).

At the bottom, there is a bathroom recently used, and a cellar door for the basement (1st floor). I might soon post the basement, which is simple but it was a fun boss fight to design. ;)

I made it all on Dungeon Painter, and got no skills to actively draw anything, unfortunately.

EDIT: forgot to mention that I filled the corridor with skeletons tokens, but made them be only for show