Probably because sims leave dirty plates all around and they go off.

It's not a maxis light but a CC light that looks similar. I'll chage it to the maxis one cause it's annoying and I thought it had to do with the angle. As far as I know sims go home when their mood is bad and they can't fix it on that lot, plus I added AL vending machines if they're starving. It's also ment to be a lower income low funded part where they don't have a lot of "socialist community" stuff

I don't know if you can post just interior design in this thread, but this is one of the wackiest rooms I've ever designed and one of my favourites. It's for some cutesy Sims.





















ISN'T IT ADORABLE?!
It's very busy and you can't quite see what's going on but it's done on purpose. I love it.
I had gone hunting down cute CC in order to make this, which was worth it. You can see Mr. Rod Humble in one of the screenshots, sorry about that.

This by far has been the hardest bedroom decorating because how specific it was. I'm usually a beige with an accent type of person but now I decided to go out of my comfort zone. I have a alternative couple and wanted a gothic bedroom for them. I didn't want to look like as if vampires live there, nor to be too granny-ish, nor too Victorian, nor to look like they're filthy rich cause they're almost broke. I wanted something that looks like they shop in antique stores, cozy and romantic. I looked up something on Pinterest and my choice for dark patterns was scarce and I have way too much grandma patterns. I primarily wanted a dark green aesthetic but I didn't have enough material for that. Oh well, this lilac/brownish satin is also beautiful. Still love your stuff Droopsi! Hopefully I won't have to do it again.

Edit: I changed the pillow pattern and lighting

Those curtains are nice. Where are they from?

https://www.thesimsresource.com/dow...ims2/id/417333/

Here you go, this is a mesh and you have lace recolors below. I wish it had more recolors