I feel like maybe Eliza inherited the house and some of the fancier furnishings. Kind of like maybe her grandparents had money but the family's fortune declined overtime, like her parents were regular middle class people. In my mind, the reason she is so materialistic and a mansion baron , is that she wants to have the lifestyle she saw her grandparents have growing up.
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I relate to the feeling awkward speaking your native tongue when doing certain things... I’m from a small village in North Wales and no one would speak English (not saying they didn’t know English they probably did just never spoke it) I didn’t know English until I moved to the states and had to learn it and I still struggle with speaking English sometimes and my friends are always just like “hah speak Welsh” but like 1. You wouldn’t understand a word I said 2. You’d probably say something weird about how Welsh sounds 3. It feels awkward to just speak Welsh when literally no one understands
22:35 - speaking of the island living sand, for my current household im playing with, i made a sandpit on the backyard for their toddler. Then i took her go play in the sand, and all the sudden she found an uncommon seashell and i was like "what!?? they can find seashells in strangerville!??" 😂😂
Thx for sharing little tidbits about your culture and being so sweet and honest about not speaking in your mother tongue during builds. I think you're one of the best builders ever btw!
Your great at building, honestly. You and SimLicy are the best. And your videos are so relaxing that I watch them in bed right before I go to sleep. It's a fun, calm and lightweight content, I love it ❤️ kisses from Brazil 😻
I'm from Brazil and here (at least I've never seen) we do not use carpet in our homes or wood floors, we use one more floor as the options for pool and bathroom The Sims
I’m Canadian and we have carpet everywhere in the upstairs part of our house. Also we take of our shoes in the house to and I’m so glad that other countries do that! P.S. sorry I’m late I’m on vacation
I blame the combination of American and British influences for that. Carpet is cheaper than hardwood floors, which was major for a lot of people, and taking shoes off is "proper".
I think you can also use the older sandterrain in sandboxes and make castles and stuff. :) I'm from Finland and we also take our shoes off when we come inside and we also don't really have carpet floors in normal homes. Also it gets really cold in here so pools are not common because it's expensive to heat the water so I think it's really luxury thing to have. :D
Most of our houses and apartments have carpet here in England, depends on preference. My apartment has carpet apart from the bathroom. Oh, and I always take my shoes off before I get in because it's the way I've been taught haha.
Love this! Also in America, most houses they do ask you to take your shoes off haha it’s very rare someone doesn’t ask that. I take my shoes off no matter what when I go to someone’s house. 😊
I’ve built tons, but just started a new “save file” where I’m redoing every lot- and I’m struggling with the flooring lol! I always put wooden floors, because that’s what I love, but I realized that’s not realistic, so in my save file I’m trying to do more concrete, tile and carpet. Also in my house (I’m American) we take our shoes off, because that’s what I like- but I wasn’t raised that way and I’ve almost never seen others do it. I find it is much more hygienic, but others I know think it’s pointless. 😂🤷🏻♀️
Soda Pop I agree with the wood. 🙏🏽 I’m an American, specifically a Northerner (Ohio) and upon moving to Florida I realized the true horror that is - literally no house I’ve walked in so far has real wood floors. It’s all tile + carpet and I H A T E it.
canadian! mostly hardwood flooring here and tile in kitchen and bathrooms. some homes are carpeted but it's not very common nowadays. shoes off at the front door.
I’m from Alabama and most houses do not have carpet here. If a home did have carpet it’s mainly in the bedrooms but a lot of people have changed to hardwood floors or tile. In my house we do wear our shoes inside but they normally come off shortly after walking in the door. If we are only going to be inside for a short period of time then we will leave them on. I personally do not like to wear shoes in an area that there is carpet though because, like you said, carpet is harder to keep clean and I just personally like to feel soft carpet under my feet 😂 I love hearing about your traditions and “norms” on your side of the world. It is so interesting!! Keep it up 💜💜
i think that Eliza wants to be the perfect home maker mother and she wants bob to be the working dad. cause you know she wants a ‘perfect’ suburban family.
I love it and also hate carpet 👀 Here in Brazil is not uncommon in older houses, like from the 40s, but I haven't see a house who has it in a long time. And I also find it weird when people don't take off their shoes, I think that makes the house get dirty very quickly.
there’s a really good video by nativlang about danish and it’s relation to other scandinavian languages, it’s super interesting! and i’m from the us and i hate carpet, even though a lot of houses have it. my friend from brazil complains about it too lol.
My parents house here in the US the house was all carpet except the bathrooms and kitchen. That's how most house are here at least in Utah. Personally I love the all wood look except in children's rooms.
In my home in Mexico we have always had ceramic floor and we rarely walked barefoot; here in the US we used to have carpet, but my mom hated it, so they removed it. In a Mexican household it is unusual to walk around barefoot, well at least in the north of Mexico.
In Brazil there is practically no carpet anywhere. I think I've seen carpet only in hotels. Since it's so hot, most houses have cold flooring, even in bedrooms.
Im my experience carpet and hardwood floors are about a 50/50 split in the US. Some like carpet, some prefer wood, some like carpet only in bedroom and wood in the rest of the house. I personally prefer wood because it's easier to keep clean. As for the shoes indoors it really depends on what part of the US you come from. In some places shoes inside doesn't matter, but in other places it's considered rude to wear shoes indoors.
I have a weird house. My entire house except the bathrooms and kitchen has carpet. But, you only have to take your shoes off in the living room and my bedroom (not even my roommates’ rooms for some reason). I always use wooden floors because I just think they look cleaner and more stylish.
To me, I feel like carpeted floors is so outdated. It´s something that belongs in the 60´s and 70´s. The same with linolium (or what it´s called, that plastic type of floor). But that might be because I´m also Scandinavian (Sweden). My grandparents had carpet in the tv-room when I was little (in the 90´s), but they later renovated and removed the carpet and replaced it with wooden floor. =) Oh, and in Swedish we call the laundry room for tvättstuga or grovkök if it´s not in the bathroom. =)
In Italy the houses are p much completely done in tile. In America (in my experience) it used to be more common/on trend for all carpet except the kitchen and bathrooms. Now only the bedrooms would be carpet while the rest (except kitchen/bathrooms) are done in wood
Some facts about sweden: 1. Pools are very common here like litterly everyone has a pool 2. We always take off our shoes when we walk in to a house 3. To have a carpet is common but not in all of the rooms, we usually have them in front of the door, a long and small one in the kitchen, and one in the bedroom
@Aveline So were the carpets off your American relatives really dirty? I’m Canadian, and once in my childhood we moved to a century home in the northern US, and my mum had to buy a carpet steam cleaner to try to get out the years of stains. I think places where it snows or rains, it’s more common to remove shoes when entering a home. (So the mat by the front door and shoe rack makes sense). But despite my Canadian upbringing, if it’s a dry day, and I’m wearing sandals that won’t track dirt, I’ll wear them in the house if I’m going in and out a lot to the patio. Or if I’m having a fancy party, I want to wear my heels, but usually people take off their heels at the door - so only the sort of snobby people leave their heels on during a nice party. But wearing heels to someone’s house means you risk being odd looking to be all dolled up with bare feet in a room of people with socks, if the people you visit ask you to remove them to save the wooden floors. It tells you a lot about a person if they are the only one at a party wearing shoes indoors. Sometimes people will bring indoor shoes, so they can wear boots on the way over in winter. Only old people and weirdos bring slippers though XD
Fun fact: you can make sand castles in Strangerville if you go to where the crashed plane is! I replaced it with a park and I got the option to build sand castles 😊
Norwegian. We used to have carpet in all loft rooms as those were the kids' rooms and play space, but we've steadily replaced them with (fake) wooden flooring because pets and carpet do not mix at all 😬 Wouldn't recommend if you dislike poop stains!
In Germany we also don't have carpet. At least not in modern houses. You see it from time to time in older ones from the 80s or older. We don't wear shoes in our houses as well. Sometimes people don't mind though but it definitely is considered more polite if you take them off at the front door. German is also considered to be a very harsh language or sounding like you're angry/puking etc. so I guess there are a lot of similarities 😅😂
I also hate carpet - I'm lucky that my house has all hardwood flooring :) But definitely have to spruce it up with rugs. + I hhaaaatttee when people wear shoes throughout their home. I always ask people to take their shoes off if they visit.
I think the "shoes off indoors" thing is more of a northern country thing. If there is snow, more likely you have to take your shoes off indoors. BTW, I'm Canadian.
Im shocked how Philippines and Denmark have so much in common. We also take off our shoes before entering a house.Carpets and pool are often associated to rich people🤣🤣Btw all your builds are awesome😉😍😍
When playing the game and with the money, I gotta evict the pancakes and move in myself. Quaint, yet gorgeously eye pleasing. The heck with it I'm moving in myself.
I've lived in a home with only carpet, and then a home with hardwood only. From experience, I don't like carpet in the livingroom because I feel like a lot of dirt comes in from outside and gets all over the carpet, and if you have animals, I feel like having carpet would be dirtier or it would be hard to pick up all the animal hair. I only prefer carpet in bedrooms, because I think it seems more comfortable, if that makes sense. I like to get up in the morning and not have my feet touch the cold floor. I agree with the wierdness about walking in the house with shoes. I do this now out of habit (taking my shoes off at the door) and if someone comes into my house with their shoes on it reeeeeally bothers me but depending on who the person is, I don't say anything.
Here in Canada, we always take our shoes off! I have a few family members from the US and they always comment on how weird it is for them to take off their shoes!
I'm from Sweden and I hate carpet too. We used to live in a house where we had carpet in the basement. It was gross. We also take our shoes off inside houses. I think it's SO weird to not do that bc you're making a bigger mess than necessary lmao
Pools are relatively common here in the US ... We have above ground and below ground pool here ... I'm not rich (although I wish I was) and I have a 26 foot round above ground pool ... It was only $10,000 US so not to bad
I come from quebec city and there's pool everywhere! When you go at somebody's house and they don't have a pool it's almost weird cause everyone has a pool
i feel like eliza and bob actually do get along quite well, albeit they have some communication issues. bob pancakes has textbook depression and eliza, even tho a bit of a neatfreak, is probably super understanding and gives bob a lot of space despite it hurting her sometimes.
I‘m from Germany and I don‘t like carpets too. We only have wooden floors in our house and walk in it barefoot or in socks and leave the shoes at the front door like you said....❤️
Please Aveline can you write the packs you use for each of your house in the description? Sorry if my English is not perfect i am french😀 I suscribe you when you are at 17k suscribers I love your house in the Sims 4 you have a real talent! Have a good Day !!
I live in America and my family has carpet in the house and we always have to take our shoes off by the front door. We aren't allowed to wear shoes on the carpet. The only hardwood we have in our house are the bathrooms and the kitchen. Every other room has carpet and although, yes they are hard to clean, they are soft and comfortable to walk on when you are not wearing socks. So I think there are pros and cons to having carpet in a house.
I don't have carpet in my home, I don't like it and it is not very common here in Greece. The most common floor type is tile. Also, we have a closet for shoes right by the front door and always take our shoes off before entering the house. However, as this is not common in Greece, I don't usually ask my guests to take their shoes off (except for when my kids where at the crawling stage). I let them do what makes them feel more comfortable.
Overall beautiful! but 1 tip as a builder, if i may, the outside design kinda missing stones, try to add some to the bush area's/near trees, it will give more realistic vide to the build 😀👍
Carpet is a bitch and a half to keep clean and small stuff like tacks get hidden in them and are basically impossible to spot until the sharp end is in your foot. Fuck carpet. Hard wood and concrete all the way.
Aveline, have you ever heard the theory that says Elisa and Bob are inspired by a couple for the sims 2, and that Bob and Eliza have a problematic marriage, and probably because of this, Bob Pancake barely walk outside his home(while Elisa os always running around the world). I loved to see the stories about the sims in this channel, but to not make spam, I will only put the name if someone ask me. Btw, I loved your version of their house, even though I haven't seen their original house because I never played in their neighborhood
I feel like maybe Eliza inherited the house and some of the fancier furnishings. Kind of like maybe her grandparents had money but the family's fortune declined overtime, like her parents were regular middle class people. In my mind, the reason she is so materialistic and a mansion baron , is that she wants to have the lifestyle she saw her grandparents have growing up.
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I relate to the feeling awkward speaking your native tongue when doing certain things... I’m from a small village in North Wales and no one would speak English (not saying they didn’t know English they probably did just never spoke it) I didn’t know English until I moved to the states and had to learn it and I still struggle with speaking English sometimes and my friends are always just like “hah speak Welsh” but like 1. You wouldn’t understand a word I said 2. You’d probably say something weird about how Welsh sounds 3. It feels awkward to just speak Welsh when literally no one understands
22:35 - speaking of the island living sand, for my current household im playing with, i made a sandpit on the backyard for their toddler. Then i took her go play in the sand, and all the sudden she found an uncommon seashell and i was like "what!?? they can find seashells in strangerville!??" 😂😂
Here in my house, in the Brazil, we don't have carpet and wood floor, is just tile throughout the house.
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@@luludolan7405 even in bedrooms kkkkk
Same, but I live in Vietnam.
the outside is so appealing im crying
Thx for sharing little tidbits about your culture and being so sweet and honest about not speaking in your mother tongue during builds. I think you're one of the best builders ever btw!
Your great at building, honestly. You and SimLicy are the best. And your videos are so relaxing that I watch them in bed right before I go to sleep. It's a fun, calm and lightweight content, I love it ❤️ kisses from Brazil 😻
Kayla called she wants her blue suburban back 😂
(I jest, you did an amazing job 😍)
Never clicked so fast!! Saw this on the gallery and immediately went to your channel!
I'm from Brazil and here (at least I've never seen) we do not use carpet in our homes or wood floors, we use one more floor as the options for pool and bathroom The Sims
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your rambling voiceovers are my favorite! you’re super funny and charming❤️
Thank you 😂💜💜
9:47 the blazing leaf pile is a nice touch but in all seriousness the build was amazing
I’m Canadian and we have carpet everywhere in the upstairs part of our house. Also we take of our shoes in the house to and I’m so glad that other countries do that! P.S. sorry I’m late I’m on vacation
I blame the combination of American and British influences for that. Carpet is cheaper than hardwood floors, which was major for a lot of people, and taking shoes off is "proper".
I'm from Russia and we do it two, shoes and carpet thing.
Absolutely fell in love with this house. Oh goodness it's so beautiful.
I think you can also use the older sandterrain in sandboxes and make castles and stuff. :) I'm from Finland and we also take our shoes off when we come inside and we also don't really have carpet floors in normal homes. Also it gets really cold in here so pools are not common because it's expensive to heat the water so I think it's really luxury thing to have. :D
I'd really like to see a large forster family with an above ground pool. Like your build style, very realistic
When you're so early that the video is like 4 pixels
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@@AvelineYT love your videos so much 🥰
Most of our houses and apartments have carpet here in England, depends on preference. My apartment has carpet apart from the bathroom. Oh, and I always take my shoes off before I get in because it's the way I've been taught haha.
Me: feeling weird for commenting I use the videos to calm down before sleeping
Aveline: I think about carpets a lot
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Love this! Also in America, most houses they do ask you to take your shoes off haha it’s very rare someone doesn’t ask that. I take my shoes off no matter what when I go to someone’s house. 😊
Oh, it might just be my family over there then 😂😅
I’ve built tons, but just started a new “save file” where I’m redoing every lot- and I’m struggling with the flooring lol! I always put wooden floors, because that’s what I love, but I realized that’s not realistic, so in my save file I’m trying to do more concrete, tile and carpet. Also in my house (I’m American) we take our shoes off, because that’s what I like- but I wasn’t raised that way and I’ve almost never seen others do it. I find it is much more hygienic, but others I know think it’s pointless. 😂🤷🏻♀️
Soda Pop I agree with the wood. 🙏🏽 I’m an American, specifically a Northerner (Ohio) and upon moving to Florida I realized the true horror that is - literally no house I’ve walked in so far has real wood floors. It’s all tile + carpet and I H A T E it.
So glad to hear I'm not the only one who dislikes carpet :p
canadian! mostly hardwood flooring here and tile in kitchen and bathrooms. some homes are carpeted but it's not very common nowadays. shoes off at the front door.
I’m from Alabama and most houses do not have carpet here. If a home did have carpet it’s mainly in the bedrooms but a lot of people have changed to hardwood floors or tile. In my house we do wear our shoes inside but they normally come off shortly after walking in the door. If we are only going to be inside for a short period of time then we will leave them on. I personally do not like to wear shoes in an area that there is carpet though because, like you said, carpet is harder to keep clean and I just personally like to feel soft carpet under my feet 😂
I love hearing about your traditions and “norms” on your side of the world. It is so interesting!! Keep it up 💜💜
i think that Eliza wants to be the perfect home maker mother and she wants bob to be the working dad. cause you know she wants a ‘perfect’ suburban family.
I love all ur builds. THEY ARE THE BEST!
Thank you so much 💜💜💜
Oh Aveline i loved this one! Love all your builds but this was just perfect for the Pancakes💕
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I love it and also hate carpet 👀 Here in Brazil is not uncommon in older houses, like from the 40s, but I haven't see a house who has it in a long time. And I also find it weird when people don't take off their shoes, I think that makes the house get dirty very quickly.
This house is beautiful. Good job.
Youre so talented what the heck!!
Thank youuuu 🥰🥰
I think the word would be infamous (the pancake family) 😂😂
Love the house tho. 💜
These are so satisfying to watch ..
Your builds are amazing
I absolutely love your builds your so talented! ❤❤❤btw i hate carpet cuse i am allergic to it
Lol im pretty early (for my standards)
I feel like this house really suits them
This house is soooo pretty
Clicked so fast! Great as always!!
i live in america and we have carpet in the living room and bed rooms and we usually take off our and have them by the front door
there’s a really good video by nativlang about danish and it’s relation to other scandinavian languages, it’s super interesting! and i’m from the us and i hate carpet, even though a lot of houses have it. my friend from brazil complains about it too lol.
I liked the side window.
My parents house here in the US the house was all carpet except the bathrooms and kitchen. That's how most house are here at least in Utah. Personally I love the all wood look except in children's rooms.
In my home in Mexico we have always had ceramic floor and we rarely walked barefoot; here in the US we used to have carpet, but my mom hated it, so they removed it. In a Mexican household it is unusual to walk around barefoot, well at least in the north of Mexico.
In Brazil there is practically no carpet anywhere. I think I've seen carpet only in hotels. Since it's so hot, most houses have cold flooring, even in bedrooms.
Im my experience carpet and hardwood floors are about a 50/50 split in the US. Some like carpet, some prefer wood, some like carpet only in bedroom and wood in the rest of the house. I personally prefer wood because it's easier to keep clean. As for the shoes indoors it really depends on what part of the US you come from. In some places shoes inside doesn't matter, but in other places it's considered rude to wear shoes indoors.
I have a weird house. My entire house except the bathrooms and kitchen has carpet. But, you only have to take your shoes off in the living room and my bedroom (not even my roommates’ rooms for some reason). I always use wooden floors because I just think they look cleaner and more stylish.
I like this on the Sims !!
To me, I feel like carpeted floors is so outdated. It´s something that belongs in the 60´s and 70´s. The same with linolium (or what it´s called, that plastic type of floor). But that might be because I´m also Scandinavian (Sweden). My grandparents had carpet in the tv-room when I was little (in the 90´s), but they later renovated and removed the carpet and replaced it with wooden floor. =) Oh, and in Swedish we call the laundry room for tvättstuga or grovkök if it´s not in the bathroom. =)
Beautiful house, I love it❤️
In Italy the houses are p much completely done in tile. In America (in my experience) it used to be more common/on trend for all carpet except the kitchen and bathrooms. Now only the bedrooms would be carpet while the rest (except kitchen/bathrooms) are done in wood
Someone is burning on the street...
Nice house! I'd like to own one like this one day haha
carpets are really common here in scotland because its normally cold and not much people care about keeping shoes on or taking them off
So gorgeous 💖💖💖
Some facts about sweden:
1. Pools are very common here like litterly everyone has a pool
2. We always take off our shoes when we walk in to a house
3. To have a carpet is common but not in all of the rooms, we usually have them in front of the door, a long and small one in the kitchen, and one in the bedroom
@Aveline So were the carpets off your American relatives really dirty? I’m Canadian, and once in my childhood we moved to a century home in the northern US, and my mum had to buy a carpet steam cleaner to try to get out the years of stains. I think places where it snows or rains, it’s more common to remove shoes when entering a home. (So the mat by the front door and shoe rack makes sense). But despite my Canadian upbringing, if it’s a dry day, and I’m wearing sandals that won’t track dirt, I’ll wear them in the house if I’m going in and out a lot to the patio. Or if I’m having a fancy party, I want to wear my heels, but usually people take off their heels at the door - so only the sort of snobby people leave their heels on during a nice party. But wearing heels to someone’s house means you risk being odd looking to be all dolled up with bare feet in a room of people with socks, if the people you visit ask you to remove them to save the wooden floors. It tells you a lot about a person if they are the only one at a party wearing shoes indoors. Sometimes people will bring indoor shoes, so they can wear boots on the way over in winter. Only old people and weirdos bring slippers though XD
Fun fact: you can make sand castles in Strangerville if you go to where the crashed plane is! I replaced it with a park and I got the option to build sand castles 😊
Love this! 💗💜💙
Thank you 😊💕
Aveline oh my! You replied! I play on console, so I have to rebuild all your builds into my game! Is annoying, but it’s worth it!
Norwegian. We used to have carpet in all loft rooms as those were the kids' rooms and play space, but we've steadily replaced them with (fake) wooden flooring because pets and carpet do not mix at all 😬 Wouldn't recommend if you dislike poop stains!
In Germany we also don't have carpet. At least not in modern houses. You see it from time to time in older ones from the 80s or older. We don't wear shoes in our houses as well. Sometimes people don't mind though but it definitely is considered more polite if you take them off at the front door. German is also considered to be a very harsh language or sounding like you're angry/puking etc. so I guess there are a lot of similarities 😅😂
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I love this house 🤩
I also hate carpet - I'm lucky that my house has all hardwood flooring :) But definitely have to spruce it up with rugs. + I hhaaaatttee when people wear shoes throughout their home. I always ask people to take their shoes off if they visit.
I think the "shoes off indoors" thing is more of a northern country thing. If there is snow, more likely you have to take your shoes off indoors. BTW, I'm Canadian.
Im shocked how Philippines and Denmark have so much in common. We also take off our shoes before entering a house.Carpets and pool are often associated to rich people🤣🤣Btw all your builds are awesome😉😍😍
In Poland we do the same shoe thing 😁 we also like carpets but i dont have one In my bedroom, Just living room
Where I live (Eastern US) we typically have carpets on the upper floor. And we keep our shoes on.
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When playing the game and with the money, I gotta evict the pancakes and move in myself.
Quaint, yet gorgeously eye pleasing. The heck with it I'm moving in myself.
I've lived in a home with only carpet, and then a home with hardwood only. From experience, I don't like carpet in the livingroom because I feel like a lot of dirt comes in from outside and gets all over the carpet, and if you have animals, I feel like having carpet would be dirtier or it would be hard to pick up all the animal hair. I only prefer carpet in bedrooms, because I think it seems more comfortable, if that makes sense. I like to get up in the morning and not have my feet touch the cold floor. I agree with the wierdness about walking in the house with shoes. I do this now out of habit (taking my shoes off at the door) and if someone comes into my house with their shoes on it reeeeeally bothers me but depending on who the person is, I don't say anything.
I'm American. We have carpet. We take are shoes off at the door. But I'm southern. Idk if that has anything to do with it. 🤷♀️
Same except I'm not southern lol. I just hate germs.
@@shesblessedx3 I hate germs too. They creep me out.
I was always taught to take your shoes off in the mud room or at the front door before you get to the carpet 😂
Everyone leaves early when the Pancakes host family game night.
Here in Canada, we always take our shoes off! I have a few family members from the US and they always comment on how weird it is for them to take off their shoes!
I’m the same, I don’t really like carpet, apart from like modern dark grey carpet if that makes sense aha
I'm from Sweden and I hate carpet too. We used to live in a house where we had carpet in the basement. It was gross.
We also take our shoes off inside houses. I think it's SO weird to not do that bc you're making a bigger mess than necessary lmao
In Brazil we don't even have wood floors lol it's mostly tiles everywhere :)
Pools are relatively common here in the US ... We have above ground and below ground pool here ... I'm not rich (although I wish I was) and I have a 26 foot round above ground pool ... It was only $10,000 US so not to bad
I come from quebec city and there's pool everywhere! When you go at somebody's house and they don't have a pool it's almost weird cause everyone has a pool
Im soooo looking for your savefile ❤
Working hard 💜
i feel like eliza and bob actually do get along quite well, albeit they have some communication issues. bob pancakes has textbook depression and eliza, even tho a bit of a neatfreak, is probably super understanding and gives bob a lot of space despite it hurting her sometimes.
In Michigan we take off our shoes when going inside 😂
how did you do the path that led from the backyard to the driveway?
I‘m from Germany and I don‘t like carpets too. We only have wooden floors in our house and walk in it barefoot or in socks and leave the shoes at the front door like you said....❤️
Please Aveline can you write the packs you use for each of your house in the description?
Sorry if my English is not perfect i am french😀
I suscribe you when you are at 17k suscribers I love your house in the Sims 4 you have a real talent!
Have a good Day !!
I can’t find it on the gallery?
i saw pancakes and clicked so fast
I live in America and my family has carpet in the house and we always have to take our shoes off by the front door. We aren't allowed to wear shoes on the carpet. The only hardwood we have in our house are the bathrooms and the kitchen. Every other room has carpet and although, yes they are hard to clean, they are soft and comfortable to walk on when you are not wearing socks. So I think there are pros and cons to having carpet in a house.
I hate that most houses in the UK have carpet, I have 2 cats and I’m pretty sure our carpet is now 90% cat hair 🤢 I hoover constantly 😂
I don't have carpet in my home, I don't like it and it is not very common here in Greece. The most common floor type is tile. Also, we have a closet for shoes right by the front door and always take our shoes off before entering the house. However, as this is not common in Greece, I don't usually ask my guests to take their shoes off (except for when my kids where at the crawling stage). I let them do what makes them feel more comfortable.
Overall beautiful! but 1 tip as a builder, if i may, the outside design kinda missing stones, try to add some to the bush area's/near trees, it will give more realistic vide to the build 😀👍
I made a conscious decision not to add them this time
Every house I’ve lived in has had carpet except 1. My moms house, my dads house, my mother-in-law’s house, and my current home all have carpet!
Sorry if this is a dumb question but how can I download your save file? X
I didn’t expect to hear you take off your shoes in Denemarken. But ya know gemophobe since 100 aff
I think it's got to do with weather conditions and not germs - who wants to bring mud and snow into the house?
You can also sweep the sand off in between the wooden planks lmao
The word u r looking for is foreign for your outlader 😊
Outlander was pretty much directly translated from Danish 😂 yup, my brain works today 👌🏻
I prefer wood and tile floor but I also like to lie on the floor some days so I like carpet for that ONE reason lol
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Carpet is a bitch and a half to keep clean and small stuff like tacks get hidden in them and are basically impossible to spot until the sharp end is in your foot. Fuck carpet. Hard wood and concrete all the way.
Aveline, have you ever heard the theory that says Elisa and Bob are inspired by a couple for the sims 2, and that Bob and Eliza have a problematic marriage, and probably because of this, Bob Pancake barely walk outside his home(while Elisa os always running around the world). I loved to see the stories about the sims in this channel, but to not make spam, I will only put the name if someone ask me. Btw, I loved your version of their house, even though I haven't seen their original house because I never played in their neighborhood
I hope the cats name is food related. I just picture them having an expensive Persian named Waffles.
Carpet is popular in the US, but I moved to Ecuador and no one really has carpet here. I adjusted fast, though....
I’m American and we always take our shoes off before coming into someone’s house (or even my own) it’s just common courtesy here.
They don’t do that everywhere in the US tho, I can see it on the comments 😄
Aveline I’m sure it depends on the region then haha. I live in the southeast at least i know here it’s fairly common
Everytime I play in the scientist career Eliza is always there working, so when ever I need to test something out shes the sim I mess with...