The inside of an ordinary block of flats, drawn as pixel art in three dimensions, for developers who want chunky readable rooms rather than a sprite on a card. The shell is a 2 m bay grid on a 2.8 m storey: plain, window, door, slider and interior door wall bays with ports at both ends, corner posts that accept a run from any direction, floor, ceiling and balcony tiles on the same grid, so a flat closes into a real room with a roof over it. Inside it, a fitted kitchen of plinth mounted casework, a hob, oven, fridge, dishwasher and island; a bathroom with a suite and a tiled shower; a living room of sofas, a media wall and storage; a bedroom of beds, wardrobes and bedside furniture; and the decor a flat carries, from rugs and lamps to plants, books and laundry. Doors swing, drawers pull, the oven and dishwasher drop forward, the washing machine drum turns and the clock hands sweep, all on rigid node transform clips with no skinning. Every material is a 32 px nearest-filtered pixel map on one eight colour palette, so a whole flat composes inside the pixel tier budget. Original AI assisted CC0 geometry: no tileset, game or brand is referenced anywhere in it.

Files load directly from the CDN. Choose the pieces you need. Colliders, navigation and gameplay scripts are supplied by your game.