One Room One Colour - Challenge With My Brother

Hey guys! I'm back with another build... Tonight my brother came up with a challenge for us to do - we wrote down the 12 colour options from TS4 and also 12 room types, and selected one at a time to determine the colour and build order of the house! I'm going to share mine with you, because I'm pretty pleased with how it came out! 

 First I'll just tell you what rooms I got, with what colour, in what order, to give some context: 

 1. Kids Room - Yellow
2. Office - White 
3. Hallways - Purple 
4. Master Bedroom - Orange 
5. Guest Bedroom - Red
6. Exterior - Light Brown 
7. Hobby Room - Black
8. Kitchen - Green
9. Bathrooms - Dark Brown 
10. Random Room - Pink 
11. Living Room - Blue
12. Dining Room - Grey 

 Essentially the rules were you had to only use objects that were available when filtering for that colour, minus doors/arches/windows. You have to build in the order available and the rooms must connect to the previous by at least 1 wall (i.e. can be on top connected by one wall or next door) (once hallways/exterior was done, the house was connected!) 

 Here's how I did... (In TOUR order, NOT BUILD order) 
Exterior - Light Brown 



Hallway - Purple (Featuring CURVED STAIRS! WooHoo!) 




Living Room - Blue (Featuring that awful penguin TV) 



Kids Room - Yellow 



Office - White 




Dining Room - Grey 

Kitchen - Green 


Upstairs Hallway - Purple 



Master Bed - Orange (my personal favourite) 




Bathrooms - Dark Brown 

En-Suite 



Hallway Bathroom



Hobby Room - Black



Guest Room - Red




 Laundry/Gaming Room - Pink 



Floorplan...




Hope you like it! Comment your favourite room! And let me know if you decide to do this challenge yourself? 

 XOX OliCait XOX

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