I've made a few revisions, added lights, customized some the furniture, and repainted some of the walls. I still haven't worked (much) on the outside but that'll come later.

http://www.mediafire.com/file/phudpaexh ... .sh3d/file


Aerial front


Aerial back

I don't know why those two pictures are so out of focus...


Main Floor


First Floor


Attic


Living Room/Dining Room; no change except for the lighting, and the couch.


Kitchen; no change except for the lighting.


My bedroom; no change except for the lighting and customizing of the furniture.


Roommate's Office (see paragraph below for additional information).


My Sewing room (see paragraph below for additional information).

My roommate didn't like that I'd had this room designated as a fifth bedroom, so I renamed the room in the file, took the closets out, and added some additional furniture (wardrobe, crafting table, bookcase, and a second filing cabinet). In so doing, I realized that this room is HUGE, yet I was only leaving him with a TINY office; it made me feel claustrophobic it was so small, and I'm not usually prone to that. So, I moved the Half bath closer to the garage, cutting into the Sewing room instead of his Office which allowed room for a second bookcase. I was still unable to take a decent picture of the Half bath because of how small it still is, even though it is a little bit bigger than before.


Laundry room; no change except the lighting.


Garage; no change except the lighting and I darkened the paint on the vehicle.


The stairwell; no change except for the lighting. I don't know what to put here, if anything, seeing as it is rather bare and that there is quite a bit of room to put... something...


Roommates' youngest son's room; no change except for the lighting and customizing of the furniture.


Roommates' oldest son's room. I did add the lights, and customized the furniture, but I also added a computer to the desk. In doing so, I couldn't keep the same desk with the hutch since there wasn't any room for the monitor.


Main Bathroom (see paragraph below for additional information).


Master Bedroom (see paragraph below for additional information).


Master Bathroom. The toilet is to the left, in front of the shower. See paragraph below for additional information.


Walk-In Closet. I flipped the corner closet unit so its long side is on the left instead of the right.


Family Room (see paragraph below for additional information).

My roommate also thought that both of the full bathrooms were too big, so with the Main bathroom I narrowed it, adding the space to the Family room. In so doing, I had room for extra some bookcases (the "Full bookcase" from the basic library), an armchair in the corner for reading with a floor lamp to read by, an extra window in that same corner, and adjusted the position of the foldaway stairs to the attic. As for the Master bathroom, I just kind of squished it, rearranged the furniture inside, and making the wall in the Master bedroom even (instead of as it was before) which helped moving the queen bed under the window.