While countless extravagant builds from The Sims 4 have been shared among online communities over the years, some players prefer to hone their creative skills with small, cozier creations, including one fan who shared a look at their ridiculously cozy tiny home beach house. Despite being over 10 years old already, The Sims 4 continues to draw in thousands of players looking to put their imaginations to the test with the game’s extensive character creator and building tools, and this undeniably quaint little tiny home is a perfect example of how fans can use limited resources to make remarkable designs.
One of the biggest gripes fans have had with The Sims 4 is its lack of certain features from previous entries in The Sims game franchise, though many have applauded developer Maxis for releasing a number of new content packs over the years to keep players engaged and enhance the already impressive customization features in the game. Some of these packs have focused on specific themes, like the metropolitan City Living and inversely off-grid ECO living and Cottage Living DLC, while others have instead prioritized updates that offer unique weather conditions, varied pet options, and additionally simple yet satisfying features. Fans have utilized both the base-game content and these expansion packs to share some truly intricate builds, and yet a very humble abode with minimalist design has quickly caught the attention of franchise fans.
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The Sims 4 Beach House Tiny Home Build
Reddit user TheSimulatiomGirl shared a look at their incredibly cozy-looking beachfront tiny home build in The Sims 4, which features a very small floor plan and limited design that proves equally relaxing and inviting. Built in the world lot of Sulani and utilizing the Reef Finery lot type, as well as the TwistedMexi’s T.O.O.L mod, the cute little house sits right along the shoreline, overlooking gorgeously clear waters and surrounded by small yet lush greenery and even a handful of palm trees. The exterior of the home features painted white wood paneling with a semi-wraparound porch, complete with a small cushioned bench and potted plants for an extra pop of color. A quick swim lies just steps away from the porch, adding an arguable sense of luxury to an otherwise simple beach build in The Sims 4.
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Entering the cozy build through glass-paned double doors, a small armchair can be seen in front of a simple monitor on a storage counter, with a small step leading up to the bedroom area. The two-poster bed sits beneath a set of fairy lights, just opposite of a moon-shaped cutout that looks over into the kitchen area. A small cabinet with a picture frame and area rug complete the bedroom, which itself is separated from the lounge area by a set of sheer curtains. The kitchen includes a surprisingly spacious countertop, complete with gas range and sink, while a bathroom lies at the back of the kitchen and checks the final boxes for all the true necessities of a tiny home. While it may not be a grandiose build for The Sims 4, this open-concept beach house tiny home certainly packs a punch in its own adorable way.
Even though many fans are still hoping to see a new entry in The Sims franchise, with some even preferring the possibility of another release over more expansions to The Sims 4, plenty of other players are content with testing out unexpected in-game designs and builds that utilize both official and fan-made content. From tiny beach homes to extravagant castles, players continue to showcase the depth and variety of the customization features in The Sims 4, and it should come as no surprise that the game remains as popular as it is years after launch.
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September 2, 2014
- ESRB
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T for Teen: Crude Humor, Sexual Themes, Violence
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Electronic Arts
