My Dream Setup Decorate at your own pace

Pick from a big catalog: desks, chairs, beds, computers and their accessories, monitors, posters, pictures, plants and all the small interior details that make a room feel lived in. Nothing snaps to a grid, so that desk can sit two centimeters off the wall if that is where it looks right. Don't like it later? Move it, any time, as often as you like. There is no limit on how much furniture a room holds, so you can keep it to a small, tidy office or cram a huge studio full of computers and screens. You can even adjust the size and shape of individual items, which is where the hours start disappearing.

Each piece takes its own color from the full RGB palette, so a mint green desk with orange legs is entirely your call. The walls get the same treatment. Choose from a large selection of wallpapers and wall paints, whether that is flowers, a loft-style brick wall, or each wall painted a different color just to see what happens. Paint a whole room in one click, or go wall by wall for the strange combinations nobody sells in a store. If you'd rather use your own designs, you can upload your own files for carpets and picture frames.

You draw it. And you are not locked in once decorating starts, because the room can be redesigned at any time, even mid-project.

There are no objectives to fail and no timers to beat. You decorate at your own pace, with soft background music playing while you work, and you can stop whenever the room feels done. When you want a change of mood, switch between five weather options: sunny, sunset, rain, snow and night. Each one changes the light in the room and the view outside the window, and in rain and snow, precipitation gathers on the glass. The same setup under a sunset looks like a different room than it does at night, so trying all five is half the fun.