Start with the rug. Push the bed against the back wall, hang a frame above it, and let the small things pile up on the shelves. The room is drawn in the pale end of one palette, so nothing you put down clashes with anything else, and it is the easiest room here to make look finished on your first try.
Put the cat on the bed and the cat rides the bed: move the bed later and it comes along. That works for anything on anything, a mug on a table, a plush on a shelf. Drop a sticker behind the bed and it goes behind, because the room knows where the floor is.
Tap the moon when you want it to be evening. The fairy lights and the little lamps are real lights in here, and the room goes dark and warm around them.
Nothing is counted. There is no score, no timer, nothing to finish, and it saves itself while you are still deciding. When you like it, the camera keeps it in your book, and you can come back tomorrow and move one thing.
This is the room a first visit lands in. Six players have already finished one here, and you can rebuild any of them one sticker at a time instead of starting from empty.
