You solved the partition dilema and you prob dont even know it

[AnimaAnimus]

So one of the biggest frustrations when it came to furnishings -outside the low furniture limit which was thankfully fixed- was partitions. Oh so many wallpapers and only 3 partitions. Made it hard to make things look ok.

Then they go and say "TADAAAAA" and gave us blank partitions, which didn't work really either since there is such a ridiculously low amount of interactable furniture before things start blinking and in a medium or large house having half of that limit taken up by partitions isn't really unheard of. Then add food, flower pots, statues and all the other little things that require interaction and your furniture blinks like a disco ball.

But then you go and gave us these brick walls.... panels that lay flat on the wall and doesn't interfere with any other furnishing or window. And tada! You could now fix so many issues. Every time you make a wall paper, just make a corresponding wall panel. Blam, now we can not only have less items to make things blink, but we can also customize rooms on the same floor. Like I did with my kitchen and the brick tiles.

Having these panels would be a glorious addition to housing and, I'm no dev, but really couldn't be that hard or time consuming to do.

.....Just make a panel the same size as a partition, because making it a quarter, like the brick wall, means I used 28 slots just for my kitchen when it easily could have been 7. And that would get out of hand super fast.