What Rooms Consists Your Sims House?

this is what i have right now in my legacy house (3rd gen):
living room
fancy living room
kitchen
dining room
playroom
grandparents bedroom
kids bedrooms
master bedroom
6ish? bathrooms
indoor pool
spa room
basketball court
movie room
gaming room
office
basement room (with couch, tv, bar, dance floor, photo studio, random stuff)
attic
gym

they're rich though. most of the time i have a living room, master bedroom, kids bedrooms, 1 or 2 bathrooms, eat in kitchen and basement

Depends what I'm playing. Usually I don't have rooms as I prefer open architecture, especially in Apartments, but currently in my Legacy Household:
Master Bedroom
Toddlers Bedroom, soon to be dining room
Open kitchen / dining / living area
Bathroom

2nd floor:
Office (couple is in the tech guru career)
2 bedrooms for the kids, one in use
small relaxing area

No one mentions the basement torture room!? Admit it we all have one! :D

This is what I make sure I have.
Living room
Kitchen/Dining room
Master Bedroom
Kids rooms
Bathroom

Depending on how much space I have I might also include
Laundry Room
Pet stuff room
Office/skill room
Kid playroom

It really depends on the Sim and if I'm doing a challenge or not. Most of my Sims start out Rags to Riches without any type of home, but once they acquire enough simoleans, their first home usually consists of:

Living room/Kitchen/Dining combo
Bathroom
Bedroom w/desk & computer

Outside they'll usually have a garden. When they can afford it, they'll build a Greenhouse. I usually include a charcoal grill and a patio area with seating. But sometimes they'll just have a firepit with a couple log stumps. If it's a painter Sim, I'll put their easel under a big shady tree in the backyard and eventually build them an artist's studio. Athletic Sims get a basement gym. Very rarely they might have a hot tub or a small pool in the backyard, again, once they can afford it.

If/when the Sim marries/has children I add on to the home inside & outside as needed. Most all of my Sims' homes are one story, two on occasion, but it's rare. I like tiny/small homes for my Sims.

I think the biggest/grandest home I've ever built was for my Time Lord challenge Sim. Artist has a massive underground Tardis using both basement levels which includes; a photography studio, artist studio, pool w/hot tub and meditation area, full kitchen with a bar area, dining room, a music room, two bathrooms, her office/lab area with a microscope, computer, specimen refrigeration and her massive research library, a locked storage area with found treasures, gym, Master bedroom, the control area with satellites/security cameras, etc. and of course, the beautiful Heart of the Tardis glowing & pulsing, full of life that keeps the whole place running.

Above ground is a public restroom with a small locked room on the back that contains the staircase to the Tardis, a garden, picnic table with grill, horseshoes pit, firepit with stump chairs and a fishing pond. It was built to look like an unassuming public park. I absolutely adore that build but can't play it anymore, it's so big, it lags my computer. o.O

Happy Simming! <3

"bootsguy;d-945789" wrote:
What rooms consists your Sims house?

My Sims usually has the following rooms:

Living Room
Bathroom
Kitchen
Dining Room
Bedroom (Masters)
Kid's Room
Study Room (optional)
Recreational and Gaming Room
Skilling Room
Butler's Room
Guest Room (optional)
Outdoor Spaces (including pool and other activities)

Feel free to download any of my homes from the gallery :) I normally build modern homes with an open concept and a nice flow. On occasion, I don't something uber modern in design but I still love an open concept first floor. I really hate mazes and weird floor plans inside my sims homes. Sorry I watch too much HGTV. It has taught me open floor plan is good ;) I use the free build cheat to accomplish my builds at no cost to my dear sims. I tend to go really crazy when I do a build.

I have in my builds:

2 kids rooms (sometimes)
2 toddler rooms (sometimes)
A playroom/area for the kids inside they normally get their own floor they share with the tots. (if I am building a home for a family of sims with tots and kids)
2-4 adult/teen bedrooms suites sometimes with a crib in at least one if someone is expecting
A bathroom for each bedroom because why should my sims have to walk further in the middle of the night to use the toilet or get a glass of water.
1-2 guest bedrooms with bathrooms attached to the bedrooms.
A party & gaming area with DJ booth and dancefloor and juice bar
A bowling alley (space permitting)
A wellness room/area
A fitness room/area
A sauna
A Music Room
A bathroom near the fitness room/area so they can shower right after a workout
A bathroom not attached to a bedroom
At least one kitchen
A study so that people visiting my sims stuff can go there instead of my teen's or kid's bedroom to use their computer without asking. Other sims are so rude. I really want a red paddle to hit other sims visiting my sims just for this purpose.
A pool with a juice bar and hot tub inside. (Sometimes)
A gaming room
Outside Spaces have a rocket and an observatory (space permitting) A pool, hot tub, grill, deck, and sometimes a garden and or a cemetery.
Balconies have easels to paint on and grills to barbeque on.
A dining area
A living room
Sometimes a laundry room because I have lived in apartments and condos most of my life I am used to a washer and dryer in the bathroom because when there has been an en-suite washer and dryer it's almost always in the bathroom. I think I lived in 2 condos that had a separate laundry room in the condo itself.

High-end materials and comfortable furniture.

When I build I want something in on the lot to have my sims use for gain skills.

If I have a rich sim or I'm making a new house for my daily uploads on the Gallery (follow me @GNinja1270) I will have a gym

Living room
kitchen
dining room
laundry room
office room
bed rooms usually two or three
a room for painting/music making
bathrooms
indoor gym area

It's 1. an entrance room, hallway or a coridor, I am not sure how to call it.
2. bedrooms
3. livingroom + kitchen + dining, usually all in one room, sometimes living room is separate
4. bathroom + toilet, I usually put washer and dryer there, sometimes it is separated or in a basement

All the basics plus a science lab and disco/dance room