Now, back then, the furniture, flooring and finishes choices were pretty much limited to what came shipped with the game, before the multitudes of user generated content were available. Today, the sky is the limit.
I ran across these amazing digital rooms created by a long time Sims user — one who I'd say definitely deserves some kind of special designation as "Digital Decorator Extraordinare" or something along those lines. The level of detail in these rooms is unbelievable and the concept is so interesting - when freed from all constraints having to do with room size, budget and usability issues, what does your dream room look like?
Selena Macintosh published her ultra creative Sims rooms at Persephone Magazine - enjoy the samples above and check lots out more: The Sims Made Me a Great Decorator | Persephone Magazine






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I definitely use the Sims 2 as virtual lego.
I use the Sims 3 as a design tool as well. Clients love it because they really can see how their room will look like from different angles.
I love this idea. I may jump on the Sim's wagon!
PHEW! I'm not the only one!
Alyshap, sims 3 is the way to go. You can move things up and down walls, position them on different places on surfaces, etc. You can lose hours just building and decorating a house.
Yeah I did that too. The game was extremely boring and pointless but the design OMG, I had so much fun with it.
If only someone would release a interior decoration game :)
So, I'm not the only one . . . I added this to my blog with a couple of screen shots. Kinda limited in your choices but definitely good for trying out colors.
http://bhdhbh.blogspot.com/2011/03/apartment-therapythe-sims.html
yeay! i nv knew! maybe i should get sim3 to try this out. i totally get the lose hours decorating part~
Haha MaiaJane you are not alone I do it too! :D
Geeks.
;)
were these made using sims 3?!
i wish the sims was always this cool!
Nerds!
Wait. Is that mean?