One-Colour Build

📖 The story

Green. Just green. Walls, floors, sofas, the kettle — your Sim's entire home lives inside a single colour, and the restriction turns out to be the most freeing brief a builder can get.

💝 The goal

Design a complete, livable home using **one colour palette** throughout.

🎀 Packs required

Packs recommended

🏡 Setup

🚀 Getting started

• Pick a colour, place a lot, and build a functional home where every swatch lives in that hue family.

⌨️ Cheats to type

📋 General rules

• Every wall, floor, object and outfit swatch sits within the chosen colour.
• The home stays fully functional.
• Neutrals (white/black/wood) are allowed only as light accents — keep it disciplined.

✨ Specific rules

• Choose one colour before you start and commit to it.
• No off-palette "cheat" pieces in visible spaces.
• The result must still cover all of a household's needs.

✅ What you can do

• Use one colour family plus neutrals (white/black/wood) per your own rule; use `bb.moveobjects`.
• Mix textures and shades within the palette for depth.

⛔ What you can't do

• No objects or swatches outside the chosen palette.
• The home must stay fully livable.

🎯 Objectives — complete the checklist

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🎮 If you don't own the packs

Fully base-game.

💡 Strategy tips

• Use shade and texture for depth — a dozen greens read as a designed room, one flat green reads as a mistake.
• Pull in wood or white as a *tiny* accent to stop the palette feeling oppressive.
• Lean on objects with recolour-rich swatches (DLC clutter especially) to hit your hue everywhere.

💕 Milestones — track your progress

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🔥 Want it harder?

• Allow **no** neutral accents at all — pure single-hue.
• Match the resident Sims' entire wardrobes to the house colour too.

🎭 Variations

A "rainbow house" where each *room* is a different single colour, or a two-tone build. ---