Playing real life Sims in our Living Room 👀

Hi folks 👋 ever wanted to play Sims in your house? Well I do! (much to my husband’s dismay 🤦🏻‍♂️) but as covered in why we choose loose furniture over carpentry story, we love having the flexibility to change our layout to suit our needs, and since we know our needs will always evolve, loose furniture was the way the go.

Now, we’ve been staying here for about 1 year, and we’ve gone through 2.5 layouts (.5 because i would count it as a MINOR change 🫣)

Here are the reasons why we changed it:

1️⃣ Living area was segregated and hard to commune together.

💡Solution: We combined our sofas together into 1 place, making it easier for everyone to sit together

2️⃣ I really wanted a crafting area, but no space to do so

💡Solution: After our pallet sofa was shifted, we had space in our common area to have a craft table and shelves for storage

3️⃣ Our kitchen and pantry organisation was not easy to access certain fragile and heavy items

💡Solution: Shifting our old coffee trolley to our service yard, we replaced it with our living room console which has more space and drawers for storage

As our needs change, so do our furniture, as well as where we place them. We will definitely be changing it again in the future or replace our secondhand furniture whenever they have run their course 🥲

Want more Reno tips? Check out our other stories:

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➡️ The perfect kitchen backsplash

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