I wish they'd add a new hamper that would be a chair. That chair would slowly get covered in clothes, just like IRL.

I’d love to see a tiny house community and having each home be a ‘unit’

I did this with my sims boyfriend cause I didn't want to control him. The day after I moved him into a spare bedroom he started a revolt 😭

Well now we need a “no blue” challenge where you build a house with zero blue swatches.

OMG! NEW REALLY PRETTY PROFILE PICTURE

I’m also not super interested in the landlord side of things. But I love being able to have different families and extended families on the same lot. I like seeing other sims wandering about, living their lives, while still being able to just play one family. Then also being able to switch over to said other families. I feel like adds a whole new layer to story telling.

God, to see you whip out this complicated and gorgeously coherent and pretty roofline in two minutes flat. 🤯 moments you’re like, “oh yeah this is her CAREER.”  You ATE that 😭

We actually saw in James Turner’s Rent to Riches episode that as long as each unit has a hamper you don’t have to drag the whole hamper to the laundry room!

I recently learned that you can place windows from the pool into the basement and it allowed me to make a really cool basement laundry room with an amazing pool view.

Building a base game house without blue is such a good challenge idea

You know it's the start of a new era when simsie changes her pfp

As someone who's grandma knitted and crocheted everyone a blanket before she passed, I LOVE having my elder sims pick up knitting tbh. I'll normally start working on the skill when my sims get to like 10 days left of adult hood and then that way they are able to at least have a bit of the skill up and going already once they're elders.

i'm super high but i gotta say i always LOVED when people make up lore for sims houses. like you said, part of the fun of this game is playing pretend. it's awesome to be able to piece together the imaginary characters just by looking at their home, it makes the house "lived in", i'd much rather hear you ramble about why the cat's litter box is in the music room than watch you build a more generic, sterile room. run wild.

You could also try making a fallout inspired Vault, where the apartment is just underground and the Vault Overseer would just be the landlord

i'm not even joking, having more than a day without a lilsimsie video made me feel like i was a kayla addict.

Kayla always does this thing (I do too) where she thinks stuff looks bad because the shades don't match exactly, but I think things like that make a house feel realistic! This house looks so much like a friend's house I would've been to as a kid, like yeah: the colors don't quite match, this chair isn't on theme but it was their grandmother's, there are things they're gonna make you agree to ignore.

In the UK we call this concept a "Granny Flat", usually to keep elderly relatives who need more care closer to home but still independent. Usually a garage conversion or stand-alone extension in the garden.

So, this is gonna sound a little weird but does anyone else put her build vids on to lull themselves to sleep? Not saying she's boring at all! Just that it's soothing to me, like a comfort thing 😅

Me, knitting on the sofa watching this : "I don't think the yarn basket is too much."

The only issue with this layout is that when random people come over, they are going to walk into your house and knock on the basement door to visit granny, or walk up your steps and knock on your bedroom door to visit you.