When you join YoVille, you are very generously given a three room apartment, complete with kitchen appliances, a bedroom and a pretty bare experience room. Unless you have a ton of money, this three room apartment will be your canvas, and the floor plan will be identical to what everybody else in YoVille calls their home. You crapper redecorate any of the rooms any artefact you like, and if you want more furnishings and assorted colours, there's a Yo Depot and a furnishings store in town where you crapper pick up decorative items to create the look you want.
You crapper put any example of furnishings in any room, but you'll be confined to the installation of the shack floor to place most items, which still gives a lot of options for what you crapper do, but for the really creative minded, there are a few items that crapper be placed freely anywhere in the game window, allowing you to build right your apartments walls and creating some pretty nice effects. For example, rugs, plants and many decorative items can be placed anywhere. By placing some rugs right your shack boundaries, you can create a deceit of your shack being a lot bigger. Your case won't be able to use this added area, but the shack will have a feel of being a lot bigger. If you want to, you crapper cover the entire mettlesome window with rugs, expanding the shack out in all directions. Plants and towels crapper also be placed right the shack frame in this way, making it possible to create shack features not available from the in mettlesome furniture. The first represent shows my experience room, where I have used the beach carpeting to create a sandy beach, several beach towels to create an ocean front, and several decorative art pieces to create a separation between the experience shack and the beach front. To compliment the feel of having beach access from my experience room, I have created a Brobdingnagian flowering bush in the lower corner by adding lot's of flowers from the flower shop together. By placing items right the shack installation my experience shack is essentially split into two rooms, my regular experience shack and a beach property.

Another artefact to break out of the basic style of YoVille decorating is to use items to create illusions of levels. The windows are especially useful for this purpose, since YoVille is nice enough to let you place windows anywhere in the mettlesome area also. Windows and certain surround art crapper be used very effectively to create imitation walls, and modify shack features. If you go back and look at the represent of my experience room, you'll see that I have used two windows to vanish the kitchen door and instead replace it with what looks same a walkway. The gist is completed by adding carpeting just under my new created surround to extend the floor down my new walkway. Windows crapper is used to make modify more dramatic changes to a floor plan. The second represent shows my bedroom design. Here I have used windows to create a lowered section of the floor, the space windows create an deceit of the seating area being lower than the rest of the room, the gist is reinforced by the staircase which is made by placing three tables next to each others so as to create a staircase leading down to my lower level. Again, the shack is expanded by the use of rugs in the lowered section; the rugs also help cut of the 'wall' created by the windows, completing the floor feature. With some creativity, you crapper create many assorted levels, water features and nearly anything, just play around and see what personality you crapper create.