Coming over to fight James in the parking lot for making an entire gold-based bathroom but leaving the toilet paper holder silver 😫

This build is hilarious! Looks exactly like all the other homes except for the super nice furnishings, a pool, and a hot tub. The neighbors are going to be soooo jealous lmao

the fact that you have to open the bathroom door, jump into the bathtub, close the doors, jump out in order to access the toilet gives the house character :p

Not me screaming in my head at James to change the bathroom door to open outward instead of inward so the door wouldn’t hit the tub. 😅

the new frame tv would've looked really nice in the living room

A retired little grandma fills her days training her little dog (papillion/maltese) to do tricks. Her son/grandson lives with her while he is trying to get back on his feet.

Personally, I’m a fan of the original layout with the bedrooms in the back. I don’t need any more excuses for random sims to try and use the back door 😂

Teapot on the fire place isn't for tea. People put them on with water to add humidity to the room.

Doing a pool is fine, but you could've had a nice bbq area. Seating, fireplace, bbq. It would've been great

James who has a dog: "Dogs like toys, right?" 😂

I was waiting for James to change the ceiling lights given the extra budget but that did not happen😂

My immediate thought about the style of strangerville was that he can just put no furniture in it or have a non-functional kitchen lol.

Actually, I don't think thats a tea pot on the fire place, it is more likely a pot with water to add humidity to the room. Those wood burning stoves are very drying to the air.   Just an FYI.

King of the tiny homes returns 🎉

You could have a shower inside and one of the rustic/handmade tubs in the back garden for the dog.

fun fact! the pet toy chest is fully functional if you size it down one time! :)  live this build, James!

Love the house. Reminds me of the shotgun homes found here in the southern US.  They did them primarily so you could open a door at the front and the back to let a breeze go through the home... usually down the middle but in a tiny home that probably wouldn't work.  

My grandmothers home was like that, and it was built pre-1890.  I'm not sure the exact year, but she was born in 1896, and she was the baby of the family, and I know the other siblings were born there as well. Originally, it did not have a bathroom. They used an outhouse & later made a small area over into a bathroom inside the home... so your squished bathroom makes sense.  

I'm going to try the challenge... but I think I'm going to also build a home similar to my grandmothers as well.  It's inside of small town town now... but originally, the area was agricultural, and it still has the remains a barn, outhouse, and chicken coop area in the back.

Maybe I'll try it for horse ranch, too.  Her older sister... like many in SC... migrated around 1905 from SC to the border of Alabama & and Florida, where they actually built a horse ranch... and the home was originally a large shotgun style as well. Most people built or helped build their own homes, and it was a design you'll find from the Carolinas to Texas as it was an efficient design and easy to build and add onto as the family grew.

“It’s Sims, it doesn’t matter.” Says the one who tries to make every build realistic😂 19:44

day 1 asking u to build a house backwards, meaning whatever you usually do last in a build, u do it first. so walls and roof will be added after all the decore and stuff

Just tried your Random Build Challenge: The owner(s) are runaway teens and they are really into the colour blue and maximalism and really afraid of the colour blue. 😅