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I tried to build the same house in 4 different styles (The Sims 4)
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- Опубликовано: 27 июн 2022
- I try to build the same house in 4 different styles - Cottage, Post Modern, Modenr Minimal and Suburban. Which is your favouritr?
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Can you do the same house through the decades? Like how the same house would look in the 70s, 80s, 90, 2000s, 2010s and now. I think it can be a really fun series.
Yaaass! Would be a cool video
I would definitely watch
YES. JUST yes.
i would love to see a house get passed on and redecorated through the years
dude I'm totally doing this build idea next, thank you
The minimal house is sooo minimal that it doesn't need a sink 😂💕
I was about to comment this 😅😂
"Family friendly" suburban doesn't have a bathtub to bathe a toddler either 🤔
@@Dorkella_ deli needs a check list while building 😅
was about to say this
@@Dorkella_ If going for a British suburb it would be quite realistic lol. Those bathrooms are tiny (mostly cus they're pre war and back then the bathroom would've been outside originally, and then the house was butchered to fit a bathroom inside)
I love how the mid century house looks like it's from a sitcom lol
That 70s show to be exact lol
Some of us are old enough to remember when houses looked like that...
I feel like it would be cool if you could do a "renovating my subscribers builds". It could be really educational, showing beginner builders how to improve their builds!! I was building a house earlier today for my sims family and was like- I wish Deli could be here and just fix it
Oh love that!
This is such a great idea! I love it ♥ I used to binge Biffa's video's where he fixed peoples citys in City Skylines.
It would be very handy, I keep forgetting to add bathrooms 🙃
Whenever I'm building a classic suburban house, I just ask myself, "What would Simsie do?" 😂
do u then also be like "oh this is ugly, no", "im sorry", "i quit", "i hate this"....?
@@michajackson0829 we love her for that
@@michajackson0829 They're always so boring for real though. Whenever she goes out of her comfort zone then they usually end up looking really good at least on the outside.
My comment was meant as a joke, I like Simsie, it's just, in all of her videos I've seen so far, she's always been saying that, and its kinda annoying for me, I would like some vidoes where she's not saying it
I'm born in the 70's and we had a green velvet sofa, brown oak furniture and orange lamps and kitchen stuff. In the 80's the orange and green were replaced with camel, sand, taupe and leather. 😁
I would love to live somewhere that’s a mix of 60’s-80’s styles similar to my grandma’s house, but even more overboard.. As long as there’s no carpet in the bathroom.
Deli: I don't want to make the midcentury house look like it came straight out of the 70s
*adds a lava lamp and carpet in the bedrooms*
🤣🤣🤣🤣
I love your building and furnishing style. I would definitely be more interested in seeing more "how to furnish" or "how to build" videos from you!
Deli sammmeee!
You seem like you have so much fun when you’re teaching too. And we LOVE it!
I need a how to landscape also
This was such a cool video concept! I was really impressed with how different you can make the same space feel with different decor. The cottage-core one was my favorite but honestly I was super impressed with how all of them turned out! Definitely want to download the base build and try my own hand at decorating it
I really love the Idea that you put up a basic floorplan onto the gallery for those who struggle to build and doing floor layouts (I know this is for a super fun challenge - for me, being a building lover😍 but it will really help struggling builders in general too!)
Edit: I actually REALLY LOVE how the mid-century house turned out!! The colors are super fun.
not gonna lie - i LOVE the mid-century interior you did. if i were both rich and brave i would do something like that in real life. chef's kiss Deli! 💚
Love them all! Mid century is my favorite style personally 😍 wish I could decorate my irl house that way but I’m so afraid to use color!
As a mom, I can tell you that we don’t “do it.” You get done what you need to get done by making sacrifices, like taking showers or making money. Or you make sacrifices in time with your kids. I appreciate the props, though haha. 💕 being a parent is the best crappy job there is 😂
Deli: ...how they get it all done...
Me: (simultaneously) ...learned what we could let go...
Love these different aesthetics, Deli really tapped into her inner Lilsimsie, Syd_mac, and Mr. Olkan.
Her talking about the blue suburban really got me lol
This was a very creative idea that worked really well! It's a bit like a shell challenge for yourself, but with the rooms and furniture already laid out. I love how you chose very basic, completely white furniture for the base build. It really looks like a template! And if anyone trying their hand at this decides to add bumpouts, a second level, move the furniture around or divide everything up into more rooms or things like that, it's totally possible with this as well. This is the kind of content that is creative, interesting, and helpful to many people at the same time!
Jams is really rubbing off on you... you're using Batuu flowers in your builds now :D
Also today's black bathrooms are the 70's avocado kitchens lol
great video Deli! i'm swedish and often have no idea what sort of styles are called what in english (or what characteristics the different styles have) so i've learnt something today!
I rewatch Deligracy build videos all the time because the way you describe architecture and design is so informative. Anything Deli wants to teach, I am ready to learn!
Love this video! I’d love to see even a part 2 with different styles, if you were up to it. I think my favorite was the midcentury house. I liked the exterior of the minimalist build v much, too, though (and I could certainly be wrong) I thought the inside was almost a bit too colorful and decorated to be truly minimalist. Great work, Deli, thanks!
No, it wasn't. It was perfect. Minimalist doesn't mean only white and no furniture. It's a home, not a hospital.
This one looks interesting! I suck at building so I’ll definitely be taking notes 😅 Fellow Aussie here so it’s midnight, but oh well, YOLO 😂
Love midcentury modern builds!!
i absolutely love love your more “maximalist” builds with lots of clutter! you have such a good eye for it, so i’m always surprised when you say you struggle with it sometimes!! would love to see a cottage core or clutter-fied build 👀🥰
The mid century is my favorite inside and out, but did love the cottage furnishings… mid century overall tho!
That was really helpful, Deli! Not only for novices as well - that feels fresh. You can even gather inspiration from such build challenge. Thank you for the ideas 🥰
1:40 "mid century design really boomed after the second world war"
So mid century design began in the middle of the century? Who knew! 😅
Love your videos Deli, you're so fun and funny to watch and I LOVE your latest Werewoof LP! ❤ keep the great videos coming! Xoxo
yes, but a lot of modern designers actually started in the 20's and 30's like Frank Lloyd Wright.
My build style is somewhere between your minimalist and suburban builds. I tend to do a Japanese-inspired contemporary look with black and white, mahogany woods, pops of red or turquoise. Its pretty cool how you made the same house look so different between all of these :) I like the first one best I think!
As a mom to 2 kids we don't, we just manage lol. The day never ends and usually mommy suffers from self care. Luckily I have an amazing husband who works full time and helps with the babies. It's a struggle but a well worth struggle. Love your videos deli!
I loved all these styles. I definitely enjoyed the cottage core one the most, and would love to have a little cottage one day. I lean into the minimalist style more, especially with two boys 3 and under at home.
So happy to see non-werewolf content on your channel today Deli! I am not into the occults and I am not into werewolves. I love to watch you build and enjoyed seeing you work with these four styles. My favorite is the mid century modern… I love the look of it and I love the colors. It’s the era I was born in so I guess that’s why I like it so much! One note… The last build has no bathtub for your toddler… Lol. Keep that build content coming. Much love to you Deli 💜💜💜
The purple parent's room is totally my style! I already have purple walls, purple sheets and duvet with turquoise as my accent :)
I didn’t realize I was so early until I saw how new these comments were I love these kinds of build videos and seeing different styles as well as being super interested in the history of design in pretty much every department (buildings, clothing, art, interior design, party foods etc) this is right up my alley
Something to look into, there’s a lot of Airbnb/VRBO houses that are like mid century themed or have specific themes. We stayed in a 50s diner themed house for a vacation and it was really fun. Might be cool to consider for a vacation for you and Jams!
Wow this is a really cute idea! I love it definitely might try it myself
The mid centry home reminds me so much of my grandparents' house when I was growing up; the wood paneling, the oranges, the CARPETS omg - thanks for the nostalgia
I love the mid-century living space, Mitch and dinning room, I don't think it was too much colour. The cottage core was cute, the exterior was my favourite as well as the blue room. The Minimal modern exterior was really nice, if was to have an exterior like that I would design the inside different probably because I don't really like the minimal look. the last house was good. loved the video deli!!
I don’t have a reference picture but I got an idea for a build! So my grandparents neighbors have the strangest looking house, the best I can describe it is a concrete dome. They also have a bunch of farmland around it, but not that much grass because where they live they can’t use that much water (tropical desert kind of place).
I love the midcentury look! Partially my personal preference and partially the nostalgia of the house my grandparents lived in while I was growing up (gotta love orange shag carpeting).
I've been looking into different architectural styles and this is really helpful! Especially in thinking about how to implement them in The Sims.
I am LIVING for the cottage core build! Reminds me of my childhood home, I think you captured it perfectly 🫶🏻
I'm the 60's, my parents had macrame, glass grapes, and brass owls. Also, freakin' orange shag carpet!
Thank you this helped me because when I build they all turn out the same 🤣. Please teach me how to landscape and roof. I also struggle with window placement.
They all look lovely but my favorite is the mid-century home. I love the style and your use of color was perfect. It’s hard to use color effectively, but you nailed it!
My favorite was the mid century! Everything about it! Although the cottage core main living spaces and the modern bathrooms were gorgeous to me as well!
I think the mid-century modern one is my favourite! I don’t know if I’d want to live with that amount of colour/patterns but I love the shape of furniture seen in mid century builds and I think it just felt like such a cohesive house!
Love the mid-century house and the décor. After watching your videos I have realised that mid-century is the style I like in houses, and I can't wait to try and furnish the house myself. But it is very inspirational seeing your choices, that work, and I wouldn't have thought could work, like the red kimchen cabinets :D.
Deli, this was such a helpful video. I struggle a lot when building, and usually pay no mind to styles and such but it is because it seemed so overwhelming to me to even start to know which style is which. Seeing a simple yet so functional floorplan and then have it transformed in houses that look so different was a lot of help. Thanks!
The two Modern builds and the Suburnban are may faves. This was quite an interestingly different build video. Which I enjoyed and learned tons from. Thanks. Terrific idea to start with a sort of blank build inside with floor plan to just switch out items and add decor.
I loved this video. Please do more like this with different build/styles for the same house structure. I really enjoy watching your creativity flow and how you talk through your thought process. This helped me relax after a 13 hour work day. Thank you Deli!
I live in a Midcentury house, in a neighborhood with a lot of model homes from the 50s (so there are basically copies of my house all around the neighborhood, along with 4-5 different styles of home repeated).
It's so interesting to see how these houses have evolved differently from each other over time. Like, you could see a house in my neighborhood that is the same model as mine, but the garage was turned into a sunroom, or a second story addition was put on, and obviously many people have renovated the exteriors of their homes different. One version of the same house can look like it's still stuck in the 70s, while another looks cottagey, and yet another is completely modern. Basically: the same thing this video is doing, but in real life.
My house clearly got renovated in the 80s and has only had small, utilitarian upgrades since that time, like newer carpet and some new windows. I'm definitely trying to take it back toward some of its Midcentury roots, but you know, that brighter, cleaner Midcentury Modern look because I don't want to live in a dark home. There are some gorgeous hardwood floors under this carpet!
I love this video you should definitely do more of these!
I LOVE the mid-century one so much! I would love to live there. Something about that 70s style, when it's like this, just seems to *warm* and comforting lol. Maybe because my grandma's house was still a little like this (the kitchen and basement bedroom were very 70s, the rest of the house not so much anymore) when I was a kid, I don't know.
Me, who lives in a mid-century house in the US (built in 1956) watching Deli place the panel divider at the entrance. Looks over at own home entrance, can confirm, very commonly placed there 😅
This might be my favorite sims build video. Holy guacamole it's so inspiring to watch it change vibes before your eyes!!
Interestingly i loved the mid Century one. Personally i would not live in such a house and shy away from building one but your video got me super excited about it. That house fit the aspired aesthetic the best!😍👍🏻 All of them are amazing though. Especially the cottage one looked extremely cozy🥰✨
You should do a series where you talk about different design styles and your interpretation of them while you build one!
On one of the Willow Creek renos she explained a housing style that had been used (I think it was shotgun) and the history of it. She then renovated it while keeping it shotgun style. I really enjoyed that video because I'd never heard of that style of house before.
Such a great idea for a video! I'm inspired to make sims to live in each one.
Mid-century and those colors always remind me of a vacation condo we used to go to as kids (in the 90s). The carpet... the paneling... they even had an Atari system
I absolutely loved the mid century house, but I could never live in it because it's far too bright and busy for me. I'm much more into duller colours so that grey and purple bedroom in the suburban home was just *chefs kiss*.
The family style home kitchen on the island is definitely something i would have LOVED when my kids were younger! Here most of us put locking things on cabinets to keep kids out but Theyre usually ugly white plastic bits
LOVE this idea! I'm not a strong builder, but I do really enjoy home design irl. Now I am feeling inspired to give some of these a try! I feel like I always learn a new skill with each of your builds
The mid century is definitely my favorite 😍 hands-down I would live there I’m gonna download it I actually have several mid century builds in one of my saved files and I’m in love with it and mind you I never thought I would like it but I do. The modern I really can’t do it it always feels like it’s sterile like no one lives there 😅 ❤
I love mid century homes they are my favorite. I'd love a 50-60s looking home from looks/colors/ to appliances. 😻
I absolutely loved the mid-century one! 🧡
I would love to see this idea again with some more types because I've always loved boho themed houses!!!
My favourite was the midcentury (postmodern?) styled home, but interestingly I did really like the purple bedroom from the suburban that you didnt like :") I am definitely a LOTS of colour in the home kind of person; the cottage home was a very close second for me. Loved this video!
My house is more minimal style, but I love the cottage core vibe! I often use the cottage living pack for my sims, LOVE IT
I love that you can see how much time you spent on each build with all of the little details! Definitely helped me step out of my gray comfort zone 😂 🤗
I did the build tutorial series you have on the channel. I loved it, I learned so much with it. Your builds are brilliant Deli!! I always love what you build. Thank you also for putting the base build in your gallery to share with us. They are a big help. I am not a builder but I want to be. I love all 4 builds!! The mid century house is beautiful! I love the colors you chose. My favorite one was the mid century. Hope you are having a great day!❤️
Yay!! What I’ve been hoping for. I love the modern everything but I struggle with exterior designs. Found this really helpful.
As someone born in the 70’s I have mid century flashbacks to orange, brown and itchy arse nylon fabrics lol. Still loved it though. Xoxo
Ooo LOVED this video!! Made me super inspired and exited to build and furnish!💓✨ u rock deliii🥰
My favorite was definetly the mid century home. The interior was quite different for you, but I could still se the deli in it! It's also the closest to my personal style :)
In the neighborhood I grew up in, the houses were all built by the developer with the same floor plan. While the outside of each house looked different due to architecture and landscaping, and the interiors felt different due to decor, I remember that as a kid going over to friends houses or they coming over to mine and just knowing the layout of each others’ homes. All of them were 3 bedroom and everyone’s parents took the master bedroom, of course, which meant the other two rooms were going to be a kids room. In my house my sister got the southeast bedroom while I had the south-central bedroom. My friend that had four other siblings the room that was my sisters was the girls room and the room in the layout that was mine was the boys room. A friend of mine that was an only child had the room that was in the layout mine and the room that in the layout was my sisters was the play room with all their toys. One house the folks took out the connected garage and converted into a bedroom so that they had a four bedroom house so that their teen son could have his own room while another one converted their garage into a family room. Basically when watching you build these it reminded me of how the outside and inside of the houses had differences even though the layout was literally the same. Each family put their own unique spin on the exact same layout of a house in the neighborhood. It wasn’t until I moved out and into an older neighborhood that I realized that neighborhoods could be built in multiple styles with multiple layouts. Then again, the neighborhood I grew up in the houses were all constructed in the late 1970s to early 1980s whereas the neighborhood where I live now, my house and a couple around me were built in the early 1940s, the houses further down one way of the street were built between the late 1910s to the late 1920s and the houses built towards the highway were built in the 1960s. So lots of different layouts based on what was popular with whichever developer was building it at the time (because it basically got built in stages with multiple different developers taking over at different times). So when you finished building I was thinking about downloading all four and placing them in a neighborhood together and making different families for each house and having a neighborhood like I grew up in. The mid-century home reminds me of the house the only child lived in. The parents had lots of furniture like that and the house was really colorful. They even dressed in colorful clothing. The cottage house made me think of this older lady who lived on the corner whose granddaughter lived with her. Her house had lots if floral print wallpapers and she liked plants and had flower patterns on a lot of furniture. She wore a lot of flower print clothing, but her granddaughter tended to just wear t-shirts with cartoon characters and jeans and she hand posters of cartoon characters hung on her wall over floral print wallpaper. The modern minimalist home reminds me of my friends whose parents were in the military. They didn’t own a lot because they had already moved three or four times prior to being stationed here. And because this wasn’t a permanent stationing, they definitely tried to keep as few things owned as possible so they had less to pack when they moved. But they definitely had a lot of the latest gadgets and fancy things with what they did own (first kids on the block to get the Nintendo when it first came out in the US). The suburban home definitely feels like my home and several other friends in that toys around the house and a variety of styles decorating the rooms because parents were basically just buying the furniture as they could find it regardless of the style or had inherited furniture pieces or been given furniture pieces from their friends and family. It wasn’t about having a set style, it was just about living life. The only difference between your build and those in the neighborhood I grew up in is that the houses were classified as “ranch homes”. They were basically rectangular boxes. There was a door that entered into a small entry way. To the left of the front door when you entered was a small coat closet, in front a wall, and to your right was the living room. The wall that ran from the front entry way extended throughout the living room and ended at the dining room. Turning the corner into the living room if you stopped then you could see directly into the dining room. Each house had two windows on the far wall in the dining room and a light that hung down where the table and chairs was expected to go. Looking to your left the room opened up. There was two windows that looked out onto the front porch and then the wall extended a bit further and came to another wall which ran up to a doorway that led into the hallway. There was then another wall from the doorway that ran up to the large opening that framed the dining room. The dining room and kitchen were one room so if you stood in the center or far wall of the living room you could see completely into the kitchen and dining room unobstructed (unless you put furniture that would cause an obstruction). The kitchen extended back from the dining room and had one window where the sink was. There was two upper cabinets and two lower cabinets before the sink then the sink and a cabinet below it followed by two more cabinets (one being a corner cabinet). Then from the corner cabinet was another cabinet and then the range (stove/oven) with a microwave built in above it. Then another cabinet and a corner cabinet followed by the refrigerator. There was a small pantry next to that and the door that went into the garage. Entering the garage to your left was where the washer and dryer were as well as the door to the backyard and in front of you was the garage. Between the door into the garage and the washer and dryer was a bare wall that is where you could pull down the ladder to get into the attic. Most people that lived there just used the attic for storage because it was only as high as the roof, but those who had higher roofs did sometimes have a sorta room up there. For example the friend with four other siblings (3 sisters and a brother), his mom had a small craft area up there. Back inside the house and going through the doorway into the hall. Standing in the doorway looking straight ahead was a type pf closet thing where the hot water tank and heater were stored (the heater connected outside to the central A/C unit). Right next to it was the bathroom (a small room that upon entering there was part of the wall from the storage closet and then right behind that was the counter and sink with mirror 🪞 n the wall followed by the toilet and then the bath/shower combo that had a small window next to it. Towel racks or shelves were usually on the other wall (if built in the sims it’d literally be probably 4 tiles long by 2 tiles wide...really small). At the end of the hallway on your left was the master bedroom. You walk into its door and on the wall facing the front is two windows and on the wall facing the side is one. The closet forms the final wall of the front porch (so the front porch is the front door area, the two windows in the living room, the closet of the master bedroom). Back in the hallway from the doorway to your right is two doors to bedrooms and a small storage area of drawers and a cabinet. In the family with 5 kids they stored board games, etc in it. My family used it to store extra blankets, extra towels, and stuff like that. The door that leads into the corner bedroom if you go through there’s a window to the side of the house (same side as the bathroom window and single master bedroom window). The closet’s back wall connects to the bathroom. The other door to the center room if you enter the far wall in front of you the other side is the dining room, the wall to your right is the living room, and the wall to your left has twi windows that look out into the backyard (same wall the two windows in the dining room and singular window in the kitchen and singular window in the corner bedroom all are on). *By two windows I mean double windows (as in no space between them: living room, dining room, master bedroom, and center bedroom all had double windows...a few of the houses had the double windows in the dining room removed and replaced with a patio glass door, but most did not). The back wall of closet in the center room connected to the corner bedroom. The garage was built so that there was a place for a closet in it that would be connected behind the closet at the front entry. Several of the earliest built houses had that closet there while the later ones did not. The house I grew up was built in 1978 (year I was born) and did not have that closet, only an open space there which my family used for storage. A friend of mine their parents built shelves and so it was like a book nook. During the summer they’d keep the garage door open and put out a little picnic table in the garage and kids could come and read. Their mom would make us snacks like Rice Krispie treats and have lemonade for us, too. The house that had converted the garage into a family room put a small round metal fireplace in that space.
Great builds! Love each of them! If I was to choose the ones I most like to live in I’d choose either the mid-century or minimalist modern. I’ve always liked the looks of both of those styles. Great video! Thanks for making it!
The mid-century home was my favorite 😍🤤 I was surprised because I definitely embrace the cottage core life. You got me hooked on The Cottage Fairy in like 2020-21! I adore Paola! 🥰🥹 She recently got married and it has been fun to see her make a home in her new cottage. Just pre-ordered her book as well! You and Paola are the only RUclipsrs I immediately stop what I’m doing (when possible) to go watch a new upload when I get a notification.
Your creativity never ceases to amaze me! I am one of those people who struggle so badly building/furnishing and you do it with such ease! Having all these diff inspo’s will definitely help so many out that are like me!
This such a great idea! Loved how they all turned out :)
Oooo I like them all! I think my favorite was the mid-century one. The colors were perfect.
My favorite is the mid century one. I love that style, I think you did it justice.
I love how Deligracy says she not an expert on style but defines mid century concisely with ease.
I’m not usually a big mid century style fan but surprisingly that house was my favorite!
Sometimes you go really posh like your British and it cracks me up! I love your builds and download them a lot! ❤️🇬🇧
The MCM house was for sure my favorite, but you killed it on all 4 houses!!!
I LOVE THIS VIDEO CONCEPT! New to building, Ive always been good at redecorating but Im pretty new to building and this concept helps a lot. Ive builds lots like a bowling ally and a bar before but somehow homes are difficult for me. The different styles allows you to use content you wouldn't have thought of using.
My favorite house was actually the cottage house!
It's really impressive to see you do 4 different styles builds back to back! Super interesting too :)
Being a parent is hard work every day.. we don’t manage everything every day, but we try to make it work the best we can ❤️
I love the Mid-Century and the Brutalist builds the best. I would love to see your take on a Funkis (funktionalistisk) build.
I tend to struggle with the floor plan the most in builds, so a video on this would also be really helpful.
After watching the whole video, I looked back to compare so that I could give you my verdict on which house I would buy. But it's IMPOSSIBLE! They all look great in their own way. The upkeep of the blue suburban would give me nightmares though. Those are the things I am now fully aware of as a former semi-detached house owner. I went back to renting and chose an apartment. Being a perfectionist and not having to take care of the structure with my non-existent building skills was the main reason.
This is my favorite kind of Deli video! I would adore a series of these - maybe next one two stories? I am very interested in residential architecture, but if categories like Dutch Colonial, Cape Cod, Bungalow, etc are too specific, I'd watch you create homes in Cottage, Post Modern, Modern Minimal Suburban over and over and over!
I love your cottage style. I was unsure originally but the finished product was lovely, definitely one to download and put in Hanford on Bagley for me :D I like the other styles too and love how you blend your colours together. Great video, thank you .
I really like this video concept! It’d be fun to have more blank slate builds on the gallery.
just got a couple expansion packs for my birthday (cats & dogs and cottage living) and this video is a BLESSING!! always been a nervous builder and didn’t really understand the terminology you and other simmers use, so waking up to this video feels like a birthday gift in itself!!! love u deli:P
I thought for sure I was going to be all about the Blue Suburban but I absolutely loved the mid-century. I could totally picture a very particular type of sim living there. I'm always a fan of your modern builds, it inspires me to give this a try. Thanks for the inspiration!
We neeed more videos like this, it fascinates me for some reason, seeing the same build but in different styles
My city has a lot of houses built in the 60s/70s and the exterior is so similar to the midcentury build. I love them! I want to decorate my home exactly like that!
The mid-century house was my favorite hands down!!! Sooo good
That was my favourite as well which I'm a bit surprised about but now I want to build one of those.
I think one of my sims homes needs a makeover now.
these were fantastic. Would have gone with the zebra lamp in the minimalist build and love that purple bed in the last build!
The midcentury house gave me an idea. I think I'm going to, as accurately as possible, recreate the original Parr house from The Incredibles. I love the films and have The Incredibles 1 & 2 on DVD as well as the LEGO game on Switch. They show a lot of the interior in the movie, so there are a lot of visual references to work from. I'm not sure the big curvy mansion from the beginning of 2 can be done, but if I can figure it out, I might try eventually.
There's a little Deli-ception going on for me right now- Got the Deli Curseforge ad in the middle of this one. XD It's been making me giggle when that ad pops in on a James vid.
The seasons windows are probably my favorite for a traditional home. I love a mixture of all the builds. IRL I love contemporary with a mix of mid century. For the sims it’s a mix of all 4. Love this video!
Loved it! My fav was mid century! I would love to see your take on a southwestern adobe style (US) home or an hacienda/Spanish style home that you could find in California or San Antonio. Way different but could be fun!
So fun seeing different styles on the same shell! I think the cottage core house is actually my favorite (and I'm not usually a cottage-core person). It was really well done!
Deli, this is my new favourite video of yours!😍 thank you for your effort, I looove the mid-century and “family friendly” house!
I loved how the cottage core house looked and the outside of the modern how was amazing! I'd probably live in the traditional family home though :-) I loved this video and hope you could do another version, maybe with different countries?