Alolan_Apples
“Assorted” Collector
The next entry to this week's theme is on shopping. Every week, both shops are going to be remodeled for the theme. One of them would be a twist centered on the theme, whereas the other is going to be a regular shop. On Tuesdays, their images will be displayed. Since this week is the basic theme, both shops are going to be in their traditional form.
Convenience stores are nice, but it depends on the store. Reasons why I like them better than supermarkets is because they are small and cozy, have interesting snacks (like fresh hot dogs), neatly designed, and open for 24 hours.
The store next to the Café and the bridge is based on an actual convenience store. It's not even the same as T&T Mart. On the right, you have sweets and a shopping line. And on the left, there are more displays of snacks. You can get sodas, milk, ice cream, and anything else that suits your needs. Oh, and in case if you're bored, there's a TV you can watch.
The store below and next to the restaurant is a true shop. If the convenience store doesn't have enough, you can go to the supermarket and buy groceries. There's a fruit bar, an ingredient line, and isles of food. I've been used to going to grocery stores for a while, so I know what it's like.
Now onto the animal homes. As I try to follow the basic theme, themes based on color would fit. Bunnie's client vision is a birthday house, but I decided not to follow that. Instead, I got her a house that is fully based on the green series. I even made the plot look like a garden.
The room was intentionally designed to make it look interesting. The kitchen is at the center, the study area and dining area are on the left, and the living area and sleeping area are on the right. To make sure the kitchen looks like an actual kitchen, I put no rug under it.
That's all for today. Stay tuned for tomorrow's spotlighted homes and facilities.
The Convenience Store:
Convenience stores are nice, but it depends on the store. Reasons why I like them better than supermarkets is because they are small and cozy, have interesting snacks (like fresh hot dogs), neatly designed, and open for 24 hours.
The store next to the Café and the bridge is based on an actual convenience store. It's not even the same as T&T Mart. On the right, you have sweets and a shopping line. And on the left, there are more displays of snacks. You can get sodas, milk, ice cream, and anything else that suits your needs. Oh, and in case if you're bored, there's a TV you can watch.
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The Supermarket:
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The Supermarket:
The store below and next to the restaurant is a true shop. If the convenience store doesn't have enough, you can go to the supermarket and buy groceries. There's a fruit bar, an ingredient line, and isles of food. I've been used to going to grocery stores for a while, so I know what it's like.
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Bunnie's House:
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Bunnie's House:
Now onto the animal homes. As I try to follow the basic theme, themes based on color would fit. Bunnie's client vision is a birthday house, but I decided not to follow that. Instead, I got her a house that is fully based on the green series. I even made the plot look like a garden.
The room was intentionally designed to make it look interesting. The kitchen is at the center, the study area and dining area are on the left, and the living area and sleeping area are on the right. To make sure the kitchen looks like an actual kitchen, I put no rug under it.
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That's all for today. Stay tuned for tomorrow's spotlighted homes and facilities.
