THIN HOUSE BUILD CHALLENGE! (3 Tiles Wide)
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- I tried the 3 tile wide house build challenge! Thanks James Turner YT for the challenge!
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I love how this started with the exact same where-to-put-a-kitchen monologue that James did as well
Misha ikr that was the first thing i noticed 😆😆
Ya exactly I love it to it made me laugh
Made me think I had already watched this episode. Haha. Deja Vu.
Hahaha thought the same
and as someone living in the uk this is the second time ive been like "no one has a kitchen upstairs"
Deli: Modern Lofts
James: Modern
Kayla: Suburban
Simlicy: Apartments
Plumbella: English Cottage kinda style
StephO: Gucci Slides
I forgot Sasha: Grandmothers Cottage
so true
Lol steph is a god
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that is so true!!
Mehidul Sasha: Small American Style Cottage
You and James both said the same thing about how kitchens in grand designs are on the higher floors. How adorable!
Talking about groceries, I wish the Sims let us order groceries for the “week” I think it would be a cool little add on.
If you feel like giving it a try and are able to play w mods I think there is a grocery shopping mod that also requires you having all the ingredients to cook the meal and such
There’s also a mod that makes quick meals cost money :)
Didn't the Sims three kind of allow that? I can't really remember but I think you could buy groceries because I think there was a money cheat involving buying fish and reselling them after a while
Erika not everybody can get mods..console players can’t
@@alexisdaigle5 I know that, which is why I wrote "if you feel like giving it a try AND if you are able to play w mods.." in my comment.
Imagine knowing how to build and not spending all your time in cas, couldn’t be me
Bailey Jordan haha, i wish I was good at CAS
Me neither. It doesn't matter how many tutorials I watch, it's a hot mess lol. I can maybe do a semi decent furnish, but cas is where it's at for me. I spent an entire week once, 4-8 hours a day just in CAS and not even playing the game. It gets addictive. I always try to make my sims different and they always get 4-5 every day outfits, two active, one formal, three sleeping, two party, three hot and cold weather. And it's never like one sim. It's one sim and their three roommates, or a family of 7, etc etc lol.
This comment is literally MEEEE omg 😮
u just called me out
Eric MacLean how do you do multiple outfits for different occasions ? Lmao playing the sims for years and I still learn new things all the time 😂
Me a few minutes in: I wonder when deli will realize she's over 100 tiles.
Yes!! Same
Right!
same omg
but how did she get them??? where did they come from?
Janet Beth Randall lmao it is exactly what i was thinking
“The kitchen goes on the highest level... maybe because it’s in the UK?” *in the UK, looking at my kitchen on the ground floor of my house* I don’t think I’ve ever been to a house where the kitchen isn’t on the ground floor 😂
Beth Hurrell I think she means based off of grand designs because a lot of houses on their are built on Hills but same completely get you 😀
Beth Hurrell I don’t know where these TH-camrs are getting that from. I’ve literally never seen the kitchen that isn’t on the ground floor (in the UK)
I agree mine were always in back of house, not upstairs
Beth Hurrell my old house used to have a kitchen on the second floor but i moved now it's on the ground floor
@@SunnyyScott I lived in a house for 8 years that had a kitchen, living room and master bed and bath on the top floor... it was also next to the beach. Some houses on the West Coast are built that way especially if they have ocean view potential. It truly sucks and we had to remodel part of the garage to accommodate a pantry to keep us from having to lug groceries up all the time. And in the winter when it was really windy we could see the windows move... quite literally. It was terrifying lol
I love that she went with a more realistic build. As someone who lives in an upstairs apartment having to drag groceries up the stairs suck! Can't wait to buy a house and have it on the ground floor.
Well at least you excercise. 😂 I live in apartment on 3rd floor without elevator and i even carry a bike, up and down when going to ride. 😁
I study architecture at uni, and my lecturer actually focuses on these type of builds and he has a whole write up about “the missing middle”. Where he designs houses in the hidden gaps between houses to density suburbs.
Okay I love how everyone refers to James as “James turner formally known as the sims supply” like every single time Deli or someone else on another channel mentions him they always say that . He has like a full blown title 😂
It cracks me up every time
*formerly
I love how you and James are both equally confused about upstairs kitchens. The vast majority are on the bottom floor, but occasionally if somewhere has a wonderful view then they will put the living areas upstairs to make the most of the view, as that's where you would be spending most time. And we don't have to worry about the heat rising with our UK weather haha.
I’m dying at deli saying the exact same thing as James about the kitchen and the uk and the heat 😂😂😂
Literally no one puts their kitchens upstairs in the UK unless its built on a hill and you enter on the kitchen floor like usual but then you have bedrooms underneath due to the shape of the hill.
Oh yeah that’s also how it is in America except there can be a whole house when you walk in filled with rooms, bathrooms, and a kitchen/living room but when you go downstairs there can be another kitchen and living room with more rooms and bathrooms. Well personally I’m just speaking of the way my cousins house is set up so basically its like 2, 1 stories stacked on one
Or you live in a flood zone, and you don't want to fork out on a new kitchen all the time... I know a few people who live by rivers and their kitchens are upstairs. One's entire floor is a large garage and utility room. another's a garage, bedroom and shower room.... etc etc
It’s just a grand designs thing
@@simranr7876 but I've watched wvery episode of grand designs (UK and Aus) since it started (I was 7 but didn't start the repeats till I was 10) and I have no recollection of people putting kitchens upstairs. There may be a few but it's definitely not known for it. I just hate it when they make a sweeping judgment.
Stacey Vokes it definitely isn’t common but I can think of quite a few episodes with upstairs kitchens, usually the modern ones where the aim is to get a good view. Like the one on the tiny London plot or the brutalist house.
Okay, 2 minutes in and i am just convinced that you and Semaj are the exact same person.
I remember my design teacher telling me and my class, if we ever design a house, put the living areas on the top floor so that you can appreciate the views when dining or having a party. Because realistically we don't spend alot of time in the bedroom, so why waste the views on a room we don't really use.
I spend 1/3 of my time (if not more) in my bedroom
@@dingleberryhandpump9448 are you a homeowner? Also, saying that, it means you spend 2/3 of your time outside of your room...
@@dingleberryhandpump9448 cause most people will use the kitchen 3 times a day, sit and watch a bit of TV, hang out with guests, eat meals, etc all in the living areas of the house... Most people only really sleep in their bedroom, cause if you've purposely built your dream living room... Why would you not watch TV in the living room?
Dylan Thomas Dawson well if you have a gaming pc but no designated office/gaming room, you would put it in your bedroom and spend a lot of time in your bedroom. My mother in law spends the majority of her time in her bedroom in her house. Her husband prefers the living room. Personally I prefer my bedroom. It has my chargers for my phone and iPad. It has my gaming setup. It’s beautiful, and much easier to warm up (South Africa is in Autumn now) than my living room. I prefer to eat at my desk. My tv is great and all but just a bit clunky, Apple TV just isn’t as easy as using a mouse on my pc. I guess I’ll always be a teenager at heart, my room is kind of my main living space. Plus my bed will always be comfier than my stupid couch lol.
@@Seal_pup I guess. But if you're building a house, and you know you will spend most of your time in the living area, then it would be best to have that area on the second floor.
Also my parents only have a bed and a dresser in their bedroom, they only use the room to sleep, they spend all their time in the living room. However they live in a single story house.
But most people, use the living areas daily, during the day. Where bedrooms are spend in the evening/night...
Imagine arriving to this home after a party and climbing all those stairs until the bed ahhhahahaha
I don’t know why but I could imagine Marianna from the Cobb lp living here 😂
Or Cat cos it’s a bit funky like her style
“I heard about this on Twitter”... let’s be real now that we know the truth Deli probably actually found about the challenge when she was in the same room as James 😂
*Formerly known as the Sims supply may he rest in peace*
Haha I died 😂
Angelina Tucci do you know when he changed his persona?
I live in the Uk and im pretty sure most Houses have kitchens on the bottom floor. And when they arent i think its because there is an extra bedroom instead of the kitchen .Dont come at me , might be wrong.
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Back when my parents bought our house my mom go a really fancy white couch and my brother and I were not allowed to sit in it because she was afraid we’d get it dirty lol
deli: i have to make a very small house
also deli: * makes it even smaller with a mezzanine *
love you deli!🤍
With the separate sink thing, my grandparents home was like that. A shower and a toilet in one room and a sink space to the next room. I talked with my architecture teacher about this and it's so someone can shower/do their business while another person is brushing their teeth/stuff you do around a sink.
Aha, love how both you and James talked about kitchens being on the ground floor and the UK and the heat 😂
Edit: ooh this is giving me so much inspo to build, I want to try this challenge again now ❤️
ya they said the same thing almost omg
Me trying to understand how can deli make this type of builds look good and work🤔 thank u sm for all the likes!
Deli: having a separate sink seems so silly Hotel rooms: Am I a joke to you?
We need a let’s play with Dior and he can live in that house
Can someone explain to me how the straight up mirror reflects things. Mine is like matte and I’ve seen other people use it in their builds and it has a reflection.
If you go into the Graphics Tab in Game Options there will be a Reflection Option down below which you can set to Low Medium or High x
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I'm DYING does deli think the uk is next to antartica its cold in winter but hella hot in the summer and kitchens are normally on the first floor I found it so funny though love this vid already, LOVE you deli :)
It’s a shame James don’t build as much as he used to now ☹️, he’s the one who inspired me to buy the sims 4. Now I’m so hooked I can’t stop 😂
You can fit the university shower on front of the door in your 3x1 bathroom and it works!
One time (before quarantine) me and my friend were playing the Sims together, and I was like what if we tried to build a house. And my friend drew a wall and was like "nope" then later she came over to my house and we were simming together and she looked at my gallery at one of the house I made and she was like YOU MADE THIS? THIS IS AMAZING! Idk that was totally random but I felt like sharing it 🤷🏽♀️
Lel everyone says that about mine too
in london this house would be very expensive. all the house prices are insane now- my mum bought her house for 500,00 and now its 1,000,500.
The reason kitchens are on upper floors in small spaces is because the building usually isn't big enough to have a fire escape. Say if there was a fire on the bottom floor and you were at the top you would essentially end up trapped and it would pose a hazard.
If there's a fire on the top floor then you're sleeping or in social spaces below it is a safer and quicker escape.
Lots of commercial homes do not have plumbing possibilities for sprinklers also.
I hope that clarifys it for you and James,
I work as a head chef and have to work on escape plans in case of fire and floor level and escape routes are always considered.
Also smoke goes up, you will probably suffocate from lack of oxygen if kitchen is on bottom floor before even knowing the extent of the fire.
Deli, next time when you are doing the bedrooms you have to scoot the bed to the middle because sims don’t scoot so only one sim can live here
the stairs outside were bugging me the whole time lmaoooo
I always drink tea when she does
I really love how they both used such similar elements, especially in the beginning and even both talk about grand home design😂
Deli you're making my quarantine not boring because of your videos💕💕
the "skinny legend build" comment made me lol
Are anyone gonna talk about how James talked about ''sliding to the other side of the bed'' doesn't work anymore? So when Deli did that, i though.. ''Well, that ain't gonna work''
oOo I should try this
Everyone else: *doing the challenge*
Me: furnishing the actual houses because they are pretty and i want my sims to live there.😑
Ok ...............
..............thats all
Maybe it's how the Grimmauld Place looks to muggles to explain how thin it is xD
O M G!!!!
Deli echoed one of James' talking points almost thought for thought! Are they on the same wavelength?? lol
genesis frog or she just watched his video too lol
Could you make a tiny house living neighborhood build? Buying a large lot and building four or 5 tiny houses in kind of like a cul-de-sac.
The only place I've ever seen a kitchen on the second floor is in a new york brownstone, but that would probably be because it was renovated that way. Kitchens in old colonial buildings were almost always on the "garden" floor because that was the easiest place for servants to enter and prepare meals.
I think people probably started putting their kitchens on the second floor because they wanted more natural light and space. But also keep in mind that most brownstones have an entrance to the "second" floor so it's technically the first floor, and the first is just a ground-level basement. :)
This type of house reminds me of what we have in the center of big old cities in the Netherlands. Thin house also means steep, steep stairs.
Yeah true! I live in Alkmaar. About an hour away from Amsterdam. You see those houses everywhere in Amsterdam👍😅
FYI - idk if this helps but- the shower that you used? Sims can walk through it. If you do a three tile bathroom, place that shower in the middle tile (across from the door), and then the toilet and sink on the other two tiles. It’s actually functional in the game.
" Maybe BC it's the UK and cold " best line of the year 😂 in British
This is how many people wish they could build like deli haha let her see this please❤️❤️❤️
deli you should do a "only cc challenge" where you do a build and everything has to be custom content. if you don't have custom content for something then it just isn't there. i think that could be kind of fun!
Wow I can never get tired of seeing your builds. You always do a phenomenal job!
Deli literally always nails every single challenge she does! 🤩
When you started putting artsy stuff in, I lost it. There's a skinny house in NYC that was fit into a driveway for more real estate and for quite a while the house was used for actors and artists, which is essentially the house you have built. 👏👏😂
Love tiny houses and tiny living video’s!☺️ xo from the Netherlands!
I got 2 bedrooms, 2 bathrooms (1 with a bathtub), 1 wc, full kitchen with dining space, living area with fireplace, a piano floor, laundry & a bar terrace in mine in 100 tiles with no moveobjects, it was crazy challenging but I liked it so much! great challenge!
I lived by the beach in Oregon and we had a house where the kitchen living room and master bed and bath were upstairs and the rest of the bedrooms were down stairs...it truly SUCKED to lug groceries up those tall ass stairs all the time. So we turned part of the garage into a pantry and mud room closed off from the rest of the garage. It was way better that way. I think they designed it that way for the views... but OMG it was always so cold downstairs and hot AF upstairs... heat rises, why they didn't take into account I guess...
"Let's just go Black Mirror" Lmao Deli
As a Brit I can confirm upstairs kitchens make up the minority. You would usually walk into a little area/corridor with a W/C and then the stairs one side and a door to the living room and straight through to the end of the corridor is a kitchen. Upstairs kitchens are pretty rare and confuse most of us. I don’t know why grand designs do us dirty like that
Alex Hurd TAKE DOWN GRAND DESIGNS!!! Lol 😂
Deli, I'm in the UK (Scotland specifically) and even I don't understand why they do that in Grand Designs. I built my actual home, which is council rented (social renting) on TS4 a while ago. It's up on the gallery "Somewhere in Scotland" I might have to re-do because there is no way that is to scale, if only we could put double doors in a 3 tile wall but have either side, walls instead of door frame. Then it would be to scale.
Most houses do have the kitchen downstairs unless they are flats (apartments) of course. I suppose the maisonettes would be upstairs, up by one level, but they are usually above commercial properties and have no access to the shop downstairs from the house specifically. Even then again, you don't want to go all the way up to another level to get to the kitchen so they have their.
I grew up in Glasgow in a tenement flat at the very top and watched (and sometimes helped) the struggle of my mother bringing in the messages (Scots speak for shopping) and completely puffed out when we got to the top. Kept the fitness level up for sure. I remember, because the circular stairwell was our favourite as kids. We would hop onto the banister and slide all the way down to the bottom. Dangerous now when I think about it. They then decided to put little metal spikes on the banisters to stop us all - ouch.
Property types in the UK
Detached, Semi-Detached, End Terrace, Mid-Terrace, Four in a block (literally means 4 apartments but only goes up one level, 2 houses downstairs, 2 houses upstairs), Bungalow, Maisonette, Cottage, Flats (tenement or otherwise) Bedsits. There are probably other types of house, but these are the ones that I can think of, off the top of my head.
With the problem you were having about not being able to find room for a shower. You should've used the university shower. It takes up no room and you can fit it in a 3 tile bathroom with a sink and toilet!
The stairs in the background though 😂
i'm really sad sims 4 used to be my escape but my computer recently got a virus, the only thing that helps me now is watching deli :( love you deli💕
I can’t be the only British person who has never seen a house listed with a kitchen on any floor than the ground floor haha
I think you may be thinking of the USA when you think of kitchens upstairs as some houses there have their bedrooms downstairs so maybe in some the kitchen is upstairs.. xx
Jess_ Janexx I live in the US and I’ve never seen a kitchen upstairs lol....
Samantha Brown Ok I just thought because sometimes houses in your country have bedrooms downstairs so I thought maybe sometimes there could be kitchens upstairs 😂 x
Jess_ Janexx a lot of times they put the master bedroom on the bottom floor so it’s separated from the other bedrooms for my privacy and to keep it quiet, but the kitchen will still be on the bottom floor as well!
My friend's house has the kitchen on the second floor. She complains every single time she goes grocery shopping. Once I told her she should have bought a normal house with the kitchen on the first floor. I love my house. I park next to my big porch, go up one step and walk directly into my kitchen. Easy peasy lemon squeezy.
@@20sam11 it depends on the style of house. A raised ranch/bilevel house has 2 kitchens in it, one upstairs one downstairs (the idea is that your mother/m-i-l lives downstairs so it's her kitchen down there) its tops like 6-7 steps up from the front door
Don't know if you've already done it, but I think doing each room of the house in a different design style, e.g. bedroom midcentury and living room art deco, but making it fit together as a house
Conspiracy nuts: the virus is caused by 5G!
Me: Deli and James are the same person!!!!
Wassup
Sydney Hambright wasssuuuupppp
I love how during the outro we got the random staircase🤔 in the background to add some "flair" to this very nice build👏👏👏
*chef's kiss👌* PERFECTION AT IT'S FINEST
My build fingers are tingling... Watching this video has given me some ideas that I want try in this challenge. Can't wait to get back into the game to test them out.
After the Cobbs LP is done you should do a LP with Dior as the main character!
Could you maybe do a cas challenge where you either only use the pre made outfits (I’m not sure what there called but hopefully you know the ones I mean) or do every outfit is a different pack?? I think it would really cool 💞💞
Honestly this challenge is so much fun! It reminded me a lot of doing a puzzle.
Deli: her is the kitchen just when u came in the door...
Deli: where u can put ur loundry in!
Me: wait? what? loundry!? dont you mean groceries!?
Fitting bathrooms in gets really difficult in this challenge. Had to redo my entire layout as well when I attempted this challenge 🙄😅 love how you managed a real bathroom!
Are you going to upload it to the Gallery? I would love to download it and re furnish it with my cc, not that you are bad at furnishing of course.
I just need a Smaller and thiner house for my sims! And I don’t feel like actually building it lol i am very lazy!
Love u deli :)
Deli:Bobs your Uncle..
Nobody:
Me:Fannys your Aunt...
And your moms a Torry.
When building tiny houses with stairs, you can create a room with fences, the thin ones from get to work work best, and put them own upstairs where the open part of the stairs would be. You can then delete that room and put the stairs in. The sims can still walk over the fence and the tiles that would have been there due to the stairs aren't counted into the tile count.
I love it!
Lol I live in a flat in the UK with the kitchen on the second floor and bedrooms on the first - it's a PAIN carrying shopping all the way up, but it makes the flat feel a lot more spacious, with more windows in the living space, and direct access from the living space to our roof terrace :)
Deli! How did you fix the stacked stairs? I've been having the same issue with a townhouse I built; there is a tile under the stairs I can't delete because fencing deletes the whole staircase, and I can't place stairs intersecting a fence.
Please help!
Love how Deli goes on the exact same talk/rant about the kitchen location as James, even bringing up the exact same points about practicality and access haha 😂
I've found if you place the shower Deli first tried in-front of the toilet but sink it into the wall a little using the Alt trick the sims can still use the toilet!
Did that in my micro home and was able to fit a bath in as well!
Love the random stairs on the right side of the lot. That happens to me all the time too! 😅
You really cracked me up with the automatic blind joke! I didn't expect that
This would be like awesome airbnb!
you could have put the shower in the first bathroom in the center, kinda like a wet bathroom, its still useable. so left to right it would go sink, shower in front of the door, and then toilet , then you could have kept the lofts :) beautiful build
If you highlight a room and go up a floor and click the yellow border to add a ceiling it doesn't count towards tiles and automatically deletes the part that is under the glass roof! Hope this helps =D
I love this build!!!!!!! THIS SHOULD BE WHERE JAGGER COBB LIVES WHILE HE IS IN COLLEGE!!!!!!!!!!!!! #cobbfamily
I think in Grand Designs they tend to put the kitchen on a higher floor because then the living spaces take the fullest advantage of the views, rather than the bedrooms where you spend less time. That's what they tend to say anyway. I don't think it'd make sense to have the kitchen upstairs for heat since kitchens get hot quicker than the rest of the house anyway?
I don't have the Tiny Living pack yet, but I'm so dying to try builds like these! It's so cute!
One thing I think that is missing from the Tiny Home Pack is music items being able to be hung on the wall, guitars and violins should be able to be stored on the wall.
You can size down toilets/sinks and put them on the same tile its completely usable!
I live in Scandinavia and our kitchen and living room is upstairs because the house is on a tiny hill so there’s not as many windows downstairs. We would rather have a view where we spend most of our time. Now we can enjoy our ocean view and beautiful sunsets🥰
The office is perfect for quarantine
I'm from the UK and can say without a doubt that having a kitchen upstairs in your house is not at all common. Some really old townhouses had the kitchen in the basement but I've never been to a house where the kitchen isn't on the ground floor.
“Cute! Simple... cute.” “Well have you ever heard of really tall curtains??” 😂