Build the setup first, then the lounge corner, then fill the walls. The shelves are where this room actually lives: the players who finished one here put down fifty-three shelf pieces between them, more than any other kind, and it is the part that makes a setup look like somebody's rather than a showroom.
Then turn the night on, because this is the room that changes the most. The monitors, the console and the neon strip are real lights: they cut through the dark and everything near them takes their colour. Three of the seven finished rooms here were built after dark, more than in any other world.
Put the cat on the bed and it rides the bed. Push a cable box behind the desk and it stays behind. Nothing is scored, nothing is timed, and it saves itself between sessions.
You can start from the empty room, or take one of the seven finished setups and rebuild it one sticker at a time.




















































