While I did try to take screenshots to show what I had done, it was so difficult to get one that would show everything. Even though it didnвЂ™t work out as planned, I did like how it turned out.Д«efore anyone mentions that I have forgotten the bathroom, I did renovate it, but itвЂ™s so tiny that I just place the bare essentials that my Sim would need in there. While I did want to try and create a better working area for my Sim for when she is working from home, it did prove difficult with the amount of space I had. IвЂ™ve not really used platforms at all since they were added into the game as I found they would glitch easily, and while I still have the odd problem here and there it worked perfectly on this build.ДЇirst up is the entrance to the apartment and main living area, followed by the office space. I also added a platform into the open sleep/living area, and even though it was just something really simple, I felt helped break the room up a little more. Of course, I couldnвЂ™t forget about adding clutter throughout as well, where I could.

As I continued to place each of the items, I found that overall it turned into a mash-up of different themes in the end, but I was loving how it was all coming together. After quickly deleting what I had done, I ended up going with a mix of modern and industrial, with pops of colour throughout. I soon found that it just wasnвЂ™t working out how I had imagined it to. The only thing I didnвЂ™t screenshot was the bathroom, which is just to the right and out of shot of the first screenshot below.ДЄfter setting about renovating the apartment, I initially decided to go with a minimalistic theme. Here are a couple of screenshots of how the apartment looked before I started renovating the apartment. Did I want something colourful, an industrial feel, or maybe just having something minimalistic? Not only that, I was wondering what kind of theme I wanted to go for. The original layout of the apartment used the main space as a big open-plan living room, office and bedroom, while I wanted to keep the similar idea I was trying to think of ways I could keep this while making each area its own. For those who have played The Sims 4 City Living and know the pack well, the apartment I have chosen is the one where you would usually find Penny Pizzazz. While the apartment I chose isnвЂ™t the biggest available in San Myshuno, for the weekly rent it was spacious enough for my Sim. I say sizeable, it was enough to renovate her new apartment nicely and still have some left over while she makes a start in San Myshuno.

So itвЂ™s goodbye for now, Henford-on-Bagley and hello San Myshuno!ДЄfter selling the furniture from my Sims previous home as well, it left my Sim with quite a sizeable amount of money. The Spice District is appealing, but isnвЂ™t quite what my Sim is looking for at the moment, and the apartments in the Arts District and Uptown are definitely out of budget for the time being.ДЄfter some consideration, I settled on moving into one of the apartments in 21 Chic Street in the Fashion District. Of course, with my Sim now heading for San Myshuno it was time for a bit of a career change! A few ideas ran through my mind but with the two upcoming Create-A-Sim Kits, the Incheon Arrivals and Fashion Street Kits, I decided it was time for my Sim to take on the Fashion World as a Style Influencer.ДЇirst things first when moving to San Myshuno is choosing which District my Sim is going to live in? Living in the Fashion District makes sense, however is slightly expensive to a degree to rent in. It was time to swap from the quiet countryside to busy city. After having my Sim live in the beautiful world of Henford-on-Bagleysince the release of The Sims 4 Cottage Living, I decided it was time for a new adventure.

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