Hey, you can check out my town, my DA is in my signature.
Charmelo
I started in Portmelo's house because I was just kinda in awe walking around at first lol! I love the restaurant theme and it is executed perfectly! the tables, the host, the little extra details thrown in, like the birdcage, mop, extinguisher, all just add to the reality and you hold great restraint in your design of the entire thing! by not expanding the bathrooms all the way to make it feel more small, like a real bathroom! the seafloor club in the basement was so cool, I would pay cover to hang out there... the only thing I can think to add is like an actual bar, as I would like to see what you come up with! Maybe you could do that on the top floor? because while stunning and I get it, rooftop lounge it just seems out of place.... like you eat or go to a club in the other two floors, but here you expect me to lay in a hammock or beach lounge chair? so my idea would be to make a rooftop bar, for people to hang out while waiting for a table or something.
Next up is the Reczone. I love the detail of Lava lamps greeting you at each door. You covered all bases for all types of people and yet still executing the idea perfectly. The only thing I can say is that a lot of the times your set-ups and floor spaces are too symmetrical and predictable. Everything is mirrored in almost all your rooms, but when you do branch out from this like the right cafeteria break room, it is quite refreshing.... omg your wii fit boards in front of the TVs for the gym was hilarious and amazing. Your pairing with music is actually really damn good. the workout room, basketball, and in portmelo too!
Serentiy's ground floor is absolutely stunning, so much restraint, perfect music, vibe and design! I don't even go to church, but its absolutely gorgeous! A sweet little note. But the other two rooms here shocked me in contrast.... but not in the best way. I guess the person who lives here is down on their luck, maybe a little poor and runs an orphanage too on the top floor? I hope thats the story you want to tell or you might need reconsidering the rooms. I don't understand the gyroids in the basement too... they detracted from the room and detracts from the whole "lived in" vibe that I love in your town!
SEM: I love your design layouts here! they are so interesting! putting the bed on the bottom of the room is something I never do.... but should def try after seeing this! This house portrays that livable theme and shows me your eye for style, you are showing me so much custom designs too that I didn't even know existed.... I need to custom design more things in my houses! I think someone who doesn't know animal crossing would look at your houses especially this one and be like why is this so amazing, but I appreciate all the hard work you did in styling these to a T! everything is truly superb and top-notch! please help me design my rooms lol!
The town layout in general is stunning! great patchwork and I feel like you only have a few path designs which is truly remarkable as I struggle with just ten path designs! (I never do multiple houses)... its so simplistic, yet chic and designed flawlessly! like I thought your trees were just kinda everywhere but then noticed the hexagonal pattern around all the intersections and even that was amazing to me! you slide seamlessly from area to area. My only real criticism is about the villagers.... they all seem like after thoughts, kidna something you are trying to hide, and not really incorporated into the town at all. yeah you use paths toward them, but it seemed like you just really like landscaping and designing, but the villagers got in your way! you could make your story even deeper by incorporating them and not just having them as garnishes for the main dish which is your town. But your town is absolutely stunning! I would be lying to say I'm not a little jealous and envious of it lol! thank you for sharing it and I implore anyone looking to make a real-world, lived in town to learn a thing from your layout, landscaping, and design.
thanks in advance 
