Bonnie's Dream House

Rooms stack one over another in a cutaway house view when Bonnie's Dream House starts, with Bonnie standing in the entryway below them. The first decision is usually which room to decorate, since each one, bedroom, kitchen, living room, opens its own furniture menu. Drop a couch or a bed into a room and it snaps into place immediately, letting you see the change before committing to it.

Each room comes with its own catalogue: a canopy bed and a striped rug for the bedroom, a checkered-tile counter and a fridge for the kitchen, a low sofa and framed art for the living room. Once the house is furnished, a separate closet tab opens for Bonnie, split into tops, bottoms, shoes, and accessories. A cropped cardigan pairs over a plain tee, ankle boots go under cuffed jeans, and a beaded bracelet or a pair of hoop earrings finishes things off. Furniture and outfit pieces don't interact, so you can swap either side without redoing the other.

What separates this dress up game from a plain closet sim is the house itself, room-by-room furnishing sitting alongside Bonnie's outfit instead of one static background behind her. The round ends once every room is furnished and Bonnie's outfit is set, saved as a finished scene you can screenshot.

Furnish the bedroom and living room before touching the closet, since matching Bonnie's outfit color to the room decor makes the final screenshot read as one cohesive scene. Swap rugs and wall art last, because those pieces are easy to overlook after the bigger furniture is placed. Try pairing patterned furniture with plain clothing, or the whole scene gets busy fast.