Do you prefer homes with clutter or without?

"Simsontherope;c-16764478" wrote:
I almost answered "the more, the better", but even if I like putting clutters everywhere, I want my lots to be playable. So I choose the second answer, but I think we all have a different definition for "reasonable amounts" ! For my, this is fine :


https://i.imgur.com/vVsoWUy.jpg

Each interactive object can be used without issue, and there is a lot of details, making the screenshots more interesting in my opinion. But it may be too much for other people ! I can understand that people having trouble to run the game smoothly prefer houses with fewer objects, but as I build for myself (even if I share my lots), I do it as I wish.

I have to agree with this and the picture looks like it's my idea of good amount of clutter.

"bunny-gypsy;c-16764496" wrote:
I just really hate those useless illusional items, if that what clutter is. :frowning:

And I have to agree with this. I can not stand items to "look like" something it isn't, and rendering the items useless (example, when people uses a chair and a footstool to make a lounger. Not a lounger, doesn't work as a lounger. I don't like it).

"Simsontherope;c-16764478" wrote:
I almost answered "the more, the better", but even if I like putting clutters everywhere, I want my lots to be playable. So I choose the second answer, but I think we all have a different definition for "reasonable amounts" ! For my, this is fine :


https://i.imgur.com/vVsoWUy.jpg

Each interactive object can be used without issue, and there is a lot of details, making the screenshots more interesting in my opinion. But it may be too much for other people ! I can understand that people having trouble to run the game smoothly prefer houses with fewer objects, but as I build for myself (even if I share my lots), I do it as I wish.

This is toeing the line but it still works

I like a bit of clutter to make a home feel lived in, but nothing excessive. Homes without clutter end up looking very sterile and empty to me.

I mainly use clutter in the kitchen.

For me it depends on the sims.
I honestly LOVE clutter, its very - very rare that I have next to NO clutter.
For example if I am playing an average family with one or two kids, there will always be that tiny bit of extra clutter - such as in a kids room. But if its a larger family - there is a fair amount of clutter. Then on the other hand if its a single sim or a couple on their own - its tiny clutter that just makes it look lived in... but I DO prefer at least a small amount of decorative clutter objects (such as small things in a kitchen or living room etc.)

I like to put clutter especially toilet rolls, hand towels, bath towels, toothbrush holder, soap dispenser, dish drying rack, plants because they make the house feel more realistic and less empty. But at the same time I don't want the rooms to feel cramped with too much clutter.

I think clutter wastes money and space. I try to sell as much as I can when playing a downloaded house.

I always put in a loo roll and a fruit bowl, sometimes a coat stand or perfumes on the dresser etc., but it's vary rare I'll bother with kitchen wall cupboards. :smile:

Enough to give some personality to a reasonable amount. My main problem is overuse of MOO to make spaces not functional.

I love adding a lot of clutter to make my sims family homes look more lived in. But it does depend on my sims and how I imagine them to be irl. My current household has 5 kids so I have clutter everywhere. I even keep the things that they make from the craft table, school projects, etc.