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Asa fan of games like Unpacking and House Flipper, My Dream Setup was almost guaranteed to end up on my radar. The casual simulation game sees players design the room of their dreams with complete control over the size of the room, window and door placement, and all of the furniture within it. Despite a lot of the desirable items locked behind the game's demo, I managed to make the perfect cozy bedroom that puts my real-life home to shame.

My Dream Setup leaves designing completely up to the player's imagination, whether they create a cozy living room, relaxing bedroom, gaming room, home cinema, or anywhere else is up to them. I decided to go for the most obvious option and design a bedroom that teenage me would have killed for a few years ago. Looking back at the screenshots I took though, I definitely feel like I didn't use My Dream Setup's customization options to their fullest potential.

Not only can you choose a range of items from the game's catalog, but you can also customize almost everything with whatever color you can think of. As I just mentioned, the game's blueprint mode lets you design the exact shape and size of your room, as well as where the doors and window(s) should be placed, giving you the complete freedom to bring your vision to life.

Playing My Dream Setup is also a really chilled experience thanks to the game's sandbox gameplay. There's no timer, no budget to stick to, no story, and barely any restrictions - you can place as much furniture in whatever formation you want. You can also listen to your favorite playlist whilst you design with the built-in music player, which just makes the whole My Dream Setup experience even cozier.

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STEAM Tank at Home is a series of design challenges and problem-based learning activities that students, parents, and other family members can do that promotes hands-on learning, design-based thinking, and sustainability. This is not the STEAM Tank Challenge competition, which is on temporary hold.

The NJSBA STEAM Team and the Rutgers Center for Mathematics, Science, and Computer Education have come together to present a series of summer design challenges and problem-solving activities that students and families can do at home. The summer-themed bi-weekly challenges are designed to be fun for the entire family.

Week Four: Since the first Earth Day in 1970, there have been many wonderful accomplishments toward protecting our environment. School districts and students can play a huge role in Educating for Sustainability, but the real work can begin at home.

The New Jersey School Boards Association, a federation of boards of education, provides training, advocacy and support to advance public education and promote the achievement of all students through effective governance.

Many people tend to think of artistic professions and STEAM professions differently: People are either creative or mathematical and logical. Interestingly, most place interior design in the creative category, when it actually belongs right in the middle.

SEED Homebuilders created a hierarchy of environmentally-friendly items interior designers can choose from when planning out a home. They also rate common building materials for environmental impact. When seeking environmentally-friendly materials, look for:

As a rule of thumb, the farther the materials have to travel, the bigger environmental impact they are likely to have. Plus, it is harder for designers to check and make sure the materials came from sustainable and ethical sources.

The use of color is a common example of the creativity and science behind interior design. Kathryn Pomroy at the Art Career Project explains how color can make people change their feelings and behavior. This is essential when choosing color palettes throughout a house. For example, a designer might add yellow accents to a kitchen to evoke energy and make people feel hungry, while making the porch blue to evoke a sense of calm.

Gabrielle Omar at Spot This Space says colors and design elements of interior design can also impact the perceived size of a room. She recommends using lighter colors to make a space seem bigger, while decluttering it to create more openness. Even small effects like having a natural light source can make a space seem larger. While this is important for homeowners looking to put their space on the market, it also helps people feel more comfortable living in cramped spaces.

Estimates give customers an idea for the budget, timeline, and resources needed to complete a project. Then, designers need to make sure their selections actually fit in the room and they have enough materials without going over budget. Interior designers are constantly doing math, whether the fundamentals of algebra and geometry for design or accounting practices to manage their business.

There are also some more advanced mathematical concepts that go into design. Mathematicians have developed the Golden Ratio, or a series of proportions that people throughout history consider to be visually pleasing, explains the team at LBD Design.

While most people might not realize the math and psychological aspects that go into designing their homes, designers make very real decisions that involve STEAM concepts to determine the best layouts.

It can be exciting to redesign a space to call your own, but oftentimes the work is greater than the reward. This is why games exist that focus on interior designing. That way, you can let out your creative side without depleting your energy or funds.

Interior decorating games let you build your dream home or simply experiment with different styles without the real life consequences. There's something for everyone, as they cover a wide range of interests and tastes. These games are often downloadable apps for mobile, though some are also for PC and consoles, and many of them are free to play.

Updated on May 15, 2024: We've added our video version of this list, so if you can't decide on the best game to let out your creative home decoration skills, then we have you covered.

Home Design 3D for PC and mobile has several different variants, but they all allow you to design and furnish a virtual home. The software is designed to be an easy-to-use planner that allows you to create a house of your choice and try out new looks.

The realistic and flexible design tools also let you visualize your next home, see how a new layout would look in your current one, or simply have fun. This game makes it easy to create your dream home and make everything perfect.

House Flipper is for anyone who has ever watched those TV shows where people buy run-down homes at auction and then tear them down and totally transform them. It allows you to buy a wreck, do it up, and sell it on.

As you play the game, you'll use your money to buy a larger home to renovate and continue this pattern. If you've ever wanted to try your hand at house flipping, this is a great way to experience it. It's available on PC, mobile, PS4, Xbox One, and Nintendo Switch.

Home Improvisation: Furniture Sandbox for PC has mixed reviews, but the concept is unique. It allows you to build and design your own furniture, but the challenge is that none of them come with instructions. You can construct practical and useful items, like tables or chairs, or go wild and make something ridiculous.

Design My Room is a mobile game where you can design a home, store, or one of many other real estate properties. The game boasts numerous types of furniture from all kinds of styles and countries, so there'll surely be something that suits your tastes. It keeps things interesting by letting you unlock challenges. You can also follow the storyline of a wannabe designer just starting out.

Additionally, there's a community aspect to Design My Room. You can rate, comment, and share design tips with others. It's fun to see who has the best-looking interiors. Maybe you'll even get some inspiration.

While Animal Crossing: New Horizons for the Nintendo Switch may not be as in-depth as other interior design games that focus solely on the decoration aspect, it has a ton of options thanks to other players' contributions. You are able to design not just your home but also an entire island.

How you pace the game is up to you. You'll work to unlock new design features until you have a six-room home and an entire island to revamp. You'll even be able to change the island's internal terrain and waterways. The Happy Home Paradise DLC takes it a step even further.

This mobile game is a little different, as its focus is on determining how well you can follow the prompt, rather than giving you complete freedom over how you want rooms to look. It offers new challenges for you to complete daily as you're tasked with redesigning specific rooms in a certain style.

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