I love slowly adapting a house for my Sims as they gain skills and grow their families. My Sims rarely move; they just expand and alter the existing house for their needs. My main Sim family lives in Carpophagous Corner in Strangerville. The house started out like this when it was just Bob Friend and his dog Mason:
Now that Bob, his dog Mason, his Secret Agent wife Sylvia, his father, his triplet human-mermaid daughters, and his half-alien twins have all lived here at some point, the house looks like this:
I intentionally did not decorate it in a beautiful way. I wanted it to be haphazard, because none of them are interior decorators, and his wife has the Slob trait. I'm not sure why their rocket reverted to its box form recently, because two of the children have already taken many trips to space in it.
How have your houses adapted over time?
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That’s definitely how my houses started off too, lol! Mine didn’t even have roofs at first! I’m only now really starting to get the hang of building.
But usually, I only do remodeling to change features around, remove stuff I don't want, and make room for certain items a Sim needs for their career and/or hobbies. Heck, the only reason I got Tiny Living was to make better use of the small houses in Willow Creek, in which stuff is crammed tight as it is. I doubt they're over 500 sq. feet in real life.
The most recent house I have the clearest pictures of is this one.
It was mostly as their adoptive parents became more human they realized exactly how much space they should be pushing for with their massive group I need to get back to that save too ha. Also it's not mod related servos can adopt human children fun times, you know if anyone was curious, ghosts too.
All the sims err'day