[Matt]

Cooler, can you send me your 3d model so far?

[cooler]

iMatt- I U2Ued you.

[philmyer92]

great stuff! i tend to make houses on the sims 2

[Matt]

Some rooms are coming together nicely now!

[Revol]

How far are you then?

[Matt]

Very far on! The garden, living room, living area, bedroom and pool are now fully furnished!

[#1BigBrotherFan]

when will we see the pics

[Matt]

Very soon .

[Matt]

Ok, here is a teaser:

[Matt]

OK, here is the first pic showing the door of the house. More pics to follow by 10.30pm.

[Captain.Remy]

Wicked and well done !!!!

[andybigbro]

Thats Wicked

[Matt]

And here's the first post of the interior. More to follow.

Living room:





The living room is a clash of colours, with red walls and carpets, black and white sofas, and a yellow semi-transparent coffee table. Most of the walls have mirrors on them, and there is a toilet on the right hand side.

The sofas are white, so they will stain easily. If housemates stain them, they will be punished.

What do you think?

[Matt]

Living area:



The living area is the first room you see once you come through the front door. It consists of 4 'curve' chairs and an oval pod stool. This room's colour scheme matches the colour of the eye, with blue walls and carpet and pink furniture.

[andybigbro]

There Great WICKED!

[Matt]

Thanks Andy, more screenshots:

Bedroom:







The bedroom is calmer than the living room, with the main colour scheme being green and cream. There is hints of brown however, e.g. bedframes, rug.

And here's the important part - 4 doubles, 7 singles!

There is also little bedside tables and big shelves next to the living room entrance. Again, a lot of the room is made of glass and mirrors.

[philmyer92]

looking fantastic so far, love the entrance best!

[Captain.Remy]

Georgous, imatt i sent an u2u !

[Revol]

That looks excellent! Well done!

[Matt]

Thanks guys, here's a bit more for you now:

Kitchen/dining area:







The kitchen is very summery, with lemon yellow walls and orange cupboards. There is a big American-style fridge and one worktop, with a cooker, microwave, toaster and double sink. There are also three cupboards.

The dining table is 16-seater and is made of clear perspex, like the BB6 dining table (with the exception of lemon yellow cushions on the seats). There is a toilet and a plasma screen nearby.

Again, mirrors feature heavily in these rooms.

EDIT: Woops, forgot a kettle, oh well it would just be beside the other appliances

[Riz]

OH MY GOD... :O JAWS DROPPED!!!!!! ur so talented omg, i wish i had your skills, i need to draw a usb on sketch up and it turns otu sh**e wow amazing work!

[MarkWaldorf]

Whoa, that house is great!

[#1BigBrotherFan]

WOOOW WELL DONE

[Matt]

Hey guys, thanks, glad you like them!

More pictures now:

Pool:





The whole of the pool room is made of wood, including the floor, walls and roof. The pool is slightly raised off the ground and is big enough to fit all housemates. There are 4 loungers surrounding it, and there is a toilet in there too, as well as access to the gym and sauna (and a secret corridor to the Diary Room).

As previously mentioned, housemates will have to win access to the pool, gym and sauna (see the first post of this thread).

[Matt]

OK, Here's the final set of pics from my house for the moment:

The Diary Room:



The Diary Room, like most recent Big Brothers, is very reminiscent of the eye, with pink walls and a blue carpet. There is a large purple and navy chair, with the backing wall covered in a picture of the Big Brother eye.

Garden:









The garden has the feel of jungle about it, with all walls covered in foliage, matching the grass. The diary room door is shown, with the surrounding area covered in glass (except for an intersection allowing access from the garden itself. There is a door from the living area as well).

Two hammocks are shown next to the bedroom door.

There is an extremely large barbecue and worktop, allowing for outside cooking on sunny days. Beside that is a 6-seater patio table and two benches for outdoor seating.

What do you think?