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I think we need space saving furnitures. What do you think?
Furkean
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We had the chance to have it as a stuff pack but laundry was also glamorous so we picked it over everything. But should this mean we lost all of our chances? Hope not because space saving is literally the new black, what do you think?
I think we need space saving furnitures. What do you think? 78 votes
Yeah! We definitely need them.
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Nope. Who cares?
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For me, space saving furniture would be murphy beds, bunk beds, one square dressers or watdrobes, desk and bookcase in one, stacking washers and dryers, china cabinets should hold inventory like the chests we got for Halloween, a hamper inside of a counter. These types of things are what I see as space saving.
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Yep. Please add an in-counter trash compactor to that list.
Oh! And a one-tile closet? Two people trying to woohoo in such a small closet could come out looking disheveled but happy.
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Well, they do allow you to house two people in one room without sacrificing the extra floor space you'd need for that second bed, so I'd say yes. Believe me, as a person who's shared a room both with bunk beds and two separate twin beds on separate occasions in the exact same room growing up, the bunk beds definitely made a difference.
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Beds:
Narrow dressers and wardrobes (aka only take up one square)
One square desk (CL has one with a book shelf above, but the book shelf is not functional)
Under bed toy box.
Extendable table. (A one square table that seats four, that can become a 2 square table that seats 6, and a two square table that extends to a 3 square table)
Folding chairs that can hang on the wall (we've already got ones that look like they should fold)
Sofa bed
Futon that becomes bed
All in one bathroom (takes up one square)
All in one kitchen (takes up 2-3 squares)
Wall mountable veggie planter. Grow 3 plants in pots up a wall, in a one square space.
Basically, it'd be nice to have stuff that means you could have a fully furnished flat in 3X4 squares.
Tiny homes are hugely popular, it's really surprising that the game developers haven't caught on to this trend.
http://forums.thesims.com/en_US/discussion/924539/features-that-needs-depth-and-ways-to-improve
I also love the kitchenettes, especially the metal one. It reminds me of what small apartment kitchens looked like when I was a kid.
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Murphy beds, recliners, futons (the kind that convert from bed to sofa), and pull-out sofa beds would be great too. Chaise lounges would also be an option that would give our Sim builds character. Idea for recliners/lounge chairs: Multitasking could work like this: Sit and either talk or relax or eat/drink. Nobody lies down while drinking beverages. (I recall trying once, and getting the water up my nose instead of in my mouth.) Likewise, nobody talks with their arms and hands while lying down - if they do, it looks weird. Storage ottomans would be great to have too. Like the one here:
https://houzz.com/product/93311025-belleze-elegant-storage-ottoman-coffee-table-with-button-tufted-ccents-stool-transitional-footstools-and-ottomans
Bunk beds and loft beds are a must. There has been a mod for bunk beds, but we really need official content bunk beds. Ideally, a desk or dresser could be placed under the loft bed for a small bedroom space.
I am trying to figure out how you could make a one tile bathroom! But, many good ideas here.
It's basically a wet bath like you would find in a lot of RVs or in some places in Europe and Asia.
The shower is the entire bathroom and the sink is sometimes a part of the toilet or flips down out of the wall.