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That would have to be coated metal tiles in black.

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The name of this washing machine and dryer is “Yozora”.

These are glass walls "Jungfrau". I made the frames again with the tiny building mold "Jungfrau" to make them look different.

@@yhiala Okey thanks a lot, i was finding this windows and didn´t appear hahaha

No, unfortunately there is no tutorial of it. I installed a "Sloped" Roof - Roof pitch: 3. For this house I built anchor points with a wall (2 blocks away from the outside wall of the garage, height about 14 or 15 blocks). I usually place the roof at a lower anchor point and then pull it up. You can now adjust the size later. Back then it felt like it took me 100 attempts. 😵☺

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I placed the "Sundries" ceiling lamp and built around it with the tiny building molding "Jungfrau".

@@yhiala That is creative!

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I used a "Jalava" shelf (Cube) and transformed it into a thicker board through the kitchen hood. To close the sides I used building molding "Jungfrau".

Beside white wall paint it should be… Outside surfaces: - Raw Stone Tiles (Color palette: Drab - Right side - fifth row, second from right) - Square paving stone tiles ( Color palette: Drab - Right side - Color 1: fourth row, second from right, Color 2: fifth row, first from right) - Stained pine panels (Color palette: Drab - Right side - fifth row, third from right) - Steel tiles Inside surfaces: - Stairs: Stained pine panels (Color palette: Drab - Right side - fifth row, third from right) - Floor: Stained birch panels (Color palette: Drab - white) - Stained pine panels (Color palette: Drab - Right side - fifth row, first from right) - Steel tiles (Stairs metal struts) I used either Chipboard „Bits and bobs“ or the tiny building molding „Jungfrau“ to create different depth levels on the wall. I assembled the stairs using Jalava shelves (stair step) and building molding "Jungfrau" (metal struts).

@@yhiala Wow, what a great, detailed answer! That's more than I could have hoped for.... I sold the house unfinished on my first attempt, but now I'm going for it again on the second try. Thank you very, very much! P.S. If I build the stairs as shown in your pictures, I will run out of space on the second floor. I will immediately run into the roof.

I used "Brooks" cabinets in Stained beech (Color palette: Drab - right side - fourth row from top, darkest brown), Countertop in Matte plastic (Color palette: Drab - fourth gray from right)

I used hanging cabinet "Brooks".

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I'm very happy about that, greetings from Germany!

I used the “Fireplace Potpourri” and built a wall around it. Since you can't build the upper board into a wall, I covered it with the "Jungfrau" building mold. For the viewing window I used the “Jungfrau” glass wall.

Unfortunately it's already sold for a spot price to...I can't remember. 😋

Unfortunately I don't have the time to create additional tutorials. As planned, I want flip all the houses in story mode and focus on that. I had already tried to record a complete renovation. However, it kind of distracts me. Maybe afterwards.

Since I have already sold the house, I can no longer directly check the colors. It should be.... Outside surfaces: - Coated metal tiles (Color palette: Drab - darkest gray next tob lack) - Cross bond bricks (Color palette: Drab - Color 1: third gray from the right, Color 2: white) - European walnut panels - Outside Tiles: Terracotta tiles (Color palette: Drab - Color 1: fourth gray from the right) - Stairs: Concrete Stone Inside surfaces beside white wall paint: - Floor: Stained elm panels (Color palette: Drab - Color 1: white) - Concrete blocks brick (Color 1: Color palette: faded - Right side: fourth line, first from left) - Floor and tiles kitchen: Terracotta tiles (Color palette: Drab - Third gray from right) - Old concrete dirty - Bathroom: Square tiles (Color palette: Drab - Color 1: right side: fourth line, second from left) - Bathroom: Ceramic tiles (Same Color as Square tiles)

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Since I have already sold the house, I can no longer directly check the colors. It should be.... - Wooden facade and deck: "Stained beech panels" (Color palette: Drab, right colors (brown tones), fourth row from top, third color from right) - "Stained Pine Panels" (Color palette: Drab, white or light gray) - "Damaged Painted Wood" (Color palette: Drab, all colors darkest gray next to black) - "Coated Metal Tiles" (Color palette: Drab, darkest gray next to black)

@@yhialathat’s amazing, thank you so much!

The white compartments are "Vanamo" wall cabinets. I built the horizontal boards using resizable "Jalava" shelves (the box-shaped ones). For the vertical boards I used the small, resizable building mold "Jungfrau"

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I used driftwood panels for the floor.

@@yhiala Thanks, I’ll have to give that a try myself.

The “Ceiling Lamp Aero” are placed in a 3x3 hole in a double wall. With precise placement you should be able to easily line this up in the middle.

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Vielen lieben Dank! ❤ Ich arbeite gerade an dem nächsten Haus und nehme es auch auf. Ich kann noch nichts versprechen, aber wenn alles gut läuft, dann wird's davon auch die Komplettrenovierung geben.

Unfortunately, since I no longer own the house, I can't say exactly which wooden panels I used. It is either "European Walnut" or "Stained Walnut" with a beige color from the color palette "Drab".

I've built the kitchen with "Vanamo" cabinets, "Jalava" shelfes and the tiny building mold "Jungfrau"