Front View (Ryleigh is staying in shape for her wedding, and just because she's like that):
Back View: (It is right across the street from Delaney's house)
This is looking from the kitchen into the entryway. The entryway looks out onto the patio, and you go left to the kitchen or right to the living area and bedrooms.
Living Room:
The courtyard and into the kitchen visible in background:
The door to the nursery (downstairs) and the stairs leading to the master suite:
Looking back towards the entryway and kitchen:
Nursery:
Nursery bath (I'm very happy with the chocolate mint dinos, ha):
Please excuse Dante, he's in the shower.
Dante is a chef, so he has a state-of-the-art kitchen, which opens onto an outdoor, pergola-covered kitchen!
He grows some herbs in the kitchen:
I am in love with being able to put sinks in the bar counter!
The outdoor kitchen:
And another shot, with the pergola casting shadows on the patio (I'm pleased I figured out how to make a pergola, and love the way the light comes through it!):
The patio in the shadows of the morning light:
Another view of the back of the house:
Master Bedroom (this is decorated in Ryleigh's style):
Sitting area and armoire, with Ryleigh's office at top of the stairs.
The master bath, love the ottoman!
Ryleigh working hard for her job in business: (so she can pay the bills on this house, ha!)
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And one more picture of the back of the house, because I love the light
Your sims' houses are all so swish! I love them!
ReplyDeleteI'm glad to see Ryleigh and Dante have their priorities in order and have a nursery ready for the inevitable cute children. ;) The outdoor kitchen/dining area is so lovely. Why don't I ever think of things like that when I'm decorating my exteriors, lol? I totally want to add an outdoor kitchen to my next house now. Their indoor kitchen is pretty amazing too. I also love the look of that rock garden/flower bed you can see in the first pic.
Ha, priorities in order! Since Ryleigh and Dante aren't "playable," I went ahead and decorated the nursery, so I could show it as part of the house and so I can just zip in later and have them try for baby. I bet they will have cute children :-).
ReplyDeleteI had to look up the meaning of swish on urban dictionary, I had an idea of the meaning with the connotation of the feeling of getting a basketball through the hoop with no rim. Thanks for the kind words! Some poor sim needs to have a house with mismatched old furniture and a boxy shape or lack of feng shui sometime, I suppose, because everyone can't live in luxury.
Very luxurious! Nice shot of Dante in the shower, hubba hubba! :) I really like the color scheme you used for the house. The outdoor patio is just nuts, totally drooling. You really make me want to play a legacy in TS4 and I don't even have the game currently. I really like the tub in the master bath too, very nice and realistic! Their future child will have a pretty epic nursery to play in once they are born!
ReplyDeleteThanks, Maisie. Yes It is safe to say that, literally, Dante and Ryleigh's future child will have just about everything that the Sims 4 game has to offer for kids' stuff, lol. I was so excited to play this house a little bit for Ryleigh's engagement party and wedding, and it was really fun. It will be nice to be able to send Delaney over there to swim since she doesn't have a pool of her own.
ReplyDeleteThe decorating seems more muted/earth tones here -- except for that nursery, which I LOVE. (Not that earth tone decorating is a criticism. I just love the nursery.)
ReplyDeleteWe're foodies too. That kitchen is to die for :).
Yes, I'm not a big fan of earth tones in my RL house. But to me, the earth tones in S4 are one of the prettier palettes for gameplay backdrop because they don't cast a weird hue. My first house in this legacy had yellow walls, which I love in real life, but which made everyone look sick. I should have tried adjusting the tone of the lighting, which has tons of options, but at that point I didn't know about that feature.
DeleteWe have a small-ish kitchen in real life, but it is open to the great room and dining, and when we're together, that's where we are most of the time. We pretty much cook from scratch a lot of the time. Good food, yum!
That is an interesting lesson learned -- about wall colors and lighting. I shall file it away.
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