Put the sofa by the window and let the light do the rest. This is the room where you leave space on purpose, and having fewer heavy pieces to choose from is what makes that easy: the palette is the palest in the game, bleached wood and white and sea glass, and almost nothing on the sheet shouts.
Set the shells along the shelf, the lantern on the table, the blanket over the arm of the chair. Move the chair afterwards and the blanket comes too.
It is a good world to start in if the bigger sheets feel like a lot, and it is also the world people build at night: three of the four finished rooms here have the evening on, with the lantern doing the work.
Nothing counts, nothing runs out, and there is nothing to finish. Take a picture when the room looks right and it goes in your book.




















































