History Main / AnInteriorDesignerIsYou

* In ''VideoGame/BearAndBreakfast'', you are encouraged to decorate the rooms with nonessentials to boost your inn's Prestige in order to attract more lucrative visitors.

* ''VideoGame/ClubPenguin'' lets you, [[AllegedlyFreeGame if you're a member]], decorate your igloo with items you buy from the catalog, and you may also upgrade it to things such as a bigger split leveled igloo, snow igloos, candy igloos, backyard igloo(s), a halved igloo, stone igloos, a cozy cottage and some weirder stuff, such as a gingerbread house, a fish bowl, a gym and an [[ArsonMurderAndJaywalking estate igloo]]. Of course, there are loads of furniture to choose from, though a lot of it has been clearanced from the catalog. Oh, and let's not forget that feature which lets you put various flooring in it, such as various wall-to-wall carpets, bamboo flooring, phony-lawn, snow, tiles, cobblestone and even a disco floor. Which is quite laggy when you've got loads of random furniture shattered around your igloo. Especially when the aforementioned furniture is animated. Lag, lag, lag...

* Among the things you could buy and/or win in ''VideoGame/PuzzlePirates'' is furniture, with which you could decorate your home or your ship if you so desire.

* In ''VideoGame/TheLegendOfZeldaBreathOfTheWild'', you can buy a house in Hateno village and decorate it. Most of the additions are preset, but there are also mounts for weapons, bows, and shields.
** The sequel, ''VideoGame/TheLegendOfZeldaTearsOfTheKingdom'', takes this another step further with a "modular" home, you can buy preset units for various purposes that come in box-like sectors, and with Link's new Ultrahand ability, you can arrange these rooms however you'd like to no matter how nonsensical. While most of the decorations are static, the bow/shield/weapon stand rooms return as well.
* ''VideoGame/{{Overlord}}'' offered a limited version of this with your tower, once you had upgraded or bought an item that was pretty much it with only the flags capable of switching.
** The sequel expands it to give you a choice of three different styles for each item.

* ''VideoGame/StardewValley'' lets you decorate your house, but outside of the TV, calendar, and (as of 1.4) dressers, nothing else serves any practical purpose. With the catalogues you can purchase from the general store and carpenter, you can spawn any piece of furniture, wallpaper and flooring. Secret and festival merchants will sell you exclusive furniture items that the catalogue won't give you. You can also decorate the rest of the map with most items, though you have to be careful where you place them, since they'll get destroyed if an NPC walks over them. The 1.5 update allows you to not only place more furniture outside, but even lets you interact with them.

* ''{{VideoGame/Wildstar}}'' gave every player a house in an oxygenated bubble in an asteroid field for pocket change, with very good snapping and tons of decorations, it stood out amongst the competition of its era for the detail and modability of its housing system. [[DefunctOnlineVideoGame Sadly, it wasn't meant to be.]]

* ''VideoGame/{{Fallout}}'' series:

* In ''VideoGame/{{APICO}}'', you can build your own house by laying floor tiles and building walls and decorate it with furniture as your please.

-->-- '''''WebAnimation/ZeroPunctuation''''' on ''{{VideoGame/Cloudpunk}}''[[note]]You can also buy clothing and not-really-neccessary car upgrades. Which maybe works as a continuation of said satire.[[/note]]

* ''VideoGame/ScarfaceTheWorldIsYours'' has a "Pimp Your Mansion" mode. While actually placing the things you've bought is unnecessary and unrewarded, buying ostentatious and expensive junk is more or less essential to [[LevelUp increase your respect level]].

** ''[[VideoGame/TheElderScrollsIIDaggerfall Daggerfall]]'' is the first game in the series in which it is possible to [[AHomeOwnerIsYou buy a house]] to use as your PlayerHeadquarters. There is a system in place allowing you buy furniture and containers for it, but much like the ObviousBeta nature of the rest of the game, it is ''very'' buggy. Additionally, it lacks the "SuperHeroTrophyShelf" effect of later games in the series as items placed on the ground simply look like miscellaneous treasure piles.

* In ''VideoGame/RootsOfPacha'', you can buy house decorations from Reese and place them inside your home. You can also decorate the pots by painting them.

* Seeing as it's ''VideoGame/AnimalCrossing'' [[JustForFun/RecycledInSpace but at]] WizardingSchool[[JustForFun/RecycledInSpace !]], the Konami game ''VideoGame/MagiciansQuestMysteriousTimes'' also allows you to decorate your dorm room.

** Not only farm games. several business managements games like ''VideoGame/RestaurantCity'', ''VideoGame/HotelCity'', ''[[VideoGame/CafeWorld Café World]]'', etc. are essentially test grounds for wannabe interior designers. Restaurant City has it so bad, that the game designers implemented several "layouts", so people can display all the cute furniture and decorations they had bought, and rotate them.

* Pretty much '''every''' Website/{{Facebook}} farm game, including ''VideGame/FarmVille'', VideoGame/FarmTown'', ''VideoGame/IslandParadise'', etc. [[http://images.google.com/images?q=farmville includes the ability to decorate one's farm with items of various prices]].

* ''Dream House'' for the Commodore 64, which is the only feature of that game. It provides a few houses to decorate, but won't keep items if you change houses or switch between the interior and exterior of a house.
* Pretty much '''every''' Website/{{Facebook}} farm game, including Farmville, Farm Town, Island Paradise, etc. [[http://images.google.com/images?q=farmville includes the ability to decorate one's farm with items of various prices]].
** Not only farm games. several business managements games like RestaurantCity, Hotel City, Cafe World, etc. are essentially test grounds for wannabe interior designers. Restaurant City has it so bad, that the game designers implemented several "layouts", so people can display all the cute furniture and decorations they had bought, and rotate them.