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A Lived-In Midcentury Bungalow
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A Lived-In Midcentury Bungalow

A decorated and furnished take on my Midcentury Bungalow, move-in ready for a couple and their teen or young adult child. This sky blue bungalow isn't the most...

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189

Current subscribers

109

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21

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286

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918 KB

Last updated

Jun 14, 2026

Published

Jun 14, 2026
Category
Houses
Tags
Houses
Workshop ID
3744531339

Mod description

A decorated and furnished take on my Midcentury Bungalow, move-in ready for a couple and their teen or young adult child.

This sky blue bungalow isn't the most luxurious or even noteworthy house in town, but what it lacks in remarkability it makes up for in being a modest and cute homestead for a small family. Though some sacrifices and odd choices have been made to make their space work for them, this little house has never leaked in a storm or shuddered in the wind, and for that the paras who call it home are thankful. Even if the carpets are kinda tired.

Not as spacious or well-appointed as my Mid-Mod Ranch, but of similar (if earlier) character. I continue to refrain from going all-out clutter-fest - I will, though! - so this little house is just lived-in, reflecting the less-than-affluent but well-kept family that I imagine to live there. It's a cute house for a cute family who work cute 9-to-5 jobs and watch cute network rom-coms on their hideous flatscreen television. The American dream.

Just over $30,000. Two (normal) bedrooms, one (blue) bath. The kitchen/dining room benefited the most from furnishing, I think, but the house is still fairly bare. Plenty of space to further customize. A few mods were used for minor cluttering, so those are listed as required. Remember to water the poppies! And that broad-leafed thing on the front step...

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