This is most uncosy prototype I think. Mostly because it has a bed that need to be hidden in closet and also it has a kitchen at first floor that seems is partly under stairs slope. But you made here all your best when tried to avoid this! I have a great interest what does actually means Carroll sign on plans near firelplace and chimeney. ^_^

Hi Vic - The 'disappearing bed' would be a Murphy Bed (like the one in Apartment Life) but, the sims version doesn't disappear into a closet, so I didn't use it. I didn't think the underside of the TS2 Murphy bed would add any class to the room! LOL! As for the stairway and kitchen - I think they are designed to be next to each other like I have them. Not necessarily on top of each other.
The "Carroll" words on the plan are simply an identification mark for the plan put there by the original architect.
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This is my favorite yet. I love the bay window.

Seeing the murphy bed on the original plans did leave me with a question mark above my head, pretty sure that I've never seen that before.

@Johnny_Bravo - Yeah... strange. A couple of these houses have them in the floor plans. Maybe Murphy beds were new in the 20's? I guess it was before the invention of a pull-out sofa-bed? Even some of the more posh/expensive houses have them - right in the middle of the living room. If the TS2 one looked better when it was folded up, I might include it in one of these houses; but it just screams cheap studio apartment, I can't do it

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I can imagine them being there for guests, or with larger families for parents themselves maybe.

A weird concept in today's day, though.