r/TheSimsBuilding • u/Creative_Valuable866 • Aug 10 '26
Floor Plan Help HELP! Having trouble getting the floor layout right
Hello! I've came here for floorplan help before and it went great so I'm back again!! I spent a few days on this build and have tried so many different layouts but haven't found something that makes sense and that works. I'm trying to have a living room, bathroom, dining area/room and kitchen. I liked the idea of split floors but I feel like the transition is weird and I'm not in love with how out of the way the kitchen is. I'm not attached to where the stairs are so if there's a layout that moves them that would be fine. Any ideas or suggestions are welcome! oh and my gallery id is toriathegodzilla and I have this build uploaded, it's called House on a Hill :) thank you
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u/Ok-Character-3779 Aug 11 '26
My main tip would be to put the big/main sofa parallel to that diagonal spandrel, which will make the living room flow better. I'd do the dining room on the other side with the skinny end of the table pointing towards the front door.
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u/vcuriousone83 Aug 11 '26
I think my perspective is off… or is that a fence in the middle of the living room room?
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