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🌴 Hacienda del Horizonte

Built with warm evenings and sea breeze in mind, this hacienda was made for slow living.

White walls reflect the sun, while the arched shapes soften the overall geometry. The front fountain greets you before the door even opens. Inside, light flows through wooden shutters, carrying the calm of the coast into every room.

It’s a house designed for rest. For meals outside, early mornings, late breakfasts, and long afternoons with nothing urgent to do.

Best placed in Sulani, but wherever you set it, this home brings the horizon a little closer.

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🌸 Orangery Wedding House

I imagined this place before I built it: a garden hidden just far enough from the city to make you feel like the day belongs only to you. A soft glass orangery that catches the light at golden hour and turns it into something almost holy.

This venue was created for that one perfect moment - the kind that doesn’t need music to be remembered. The kind where breath slows down and hands finally find each other.

I wanted a space where green surrounds you, not just in decoration but in feeling. Where trees stretch above the ceremony and blooming flowers become part of the vows. Where love feels like it’s growing out of the ground, not just spoken into the air.

A place to say yes, with no doubts, and no walls.

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Chic Street | noCC

Oh, I didn’t want this house to be extravagant - I wanted it to feel like a deep breath! 🌊

Chic Street is modern, of course! But not in that cold, glass-everywhere, don’t-touch-anything way. It’s a home that welcomes you without raising its voice and it knows how to hold its shape and still feel lived-in. 🥰

When I was building it, I kept imagining a quiet street where no one rushes in the morning, where neighbors nod at each other while watering plants. The kind of place where someone bakes banana bread and actually gives a piece to the person next door.

The front terrace is shaped like it’s waiting for a conversation. The big windows don’t just let the light in, they invite the day to come inside slowly. And the interiors? Subtle, soft, almost shy in their color palette, but carefully chosen to calm rather than impress.

I imagined someone who isn’t trying to prove anything living here. Someone who likes to keep their books stacked by the sofa, who refills the fruit bowl even when they forget to eat from it. Someone who wakes up with the sun, opens all the windows, and lets the day unfold one room at a time. 🍃🍃🍃

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🦂 Wild West Saloon 🦂

I wanted this place to feel like a scene you walk into mid-story.

The kind of saloon that stands alone on a dusty road, its wooden sign creaking in the wind, the floorboards worn from a thousand boots. You can almost hear the dry silence before a revolver clicks. Or the soft clink of a glass behind the bar, served without eye contact.

his build is small, but it holds atmosphere like an old coat holds the scent of smoke. I imagined it as a resting point for those passing through wanderers, gamblers, bounty hunters, maybe a lost poet in need of water and trouble.

I thought of old westerns while placing the details. Films where everything is sun-bleached and slow, where justice is personal and horses outnumber words. The ones where Clint Eastwood squints into the distance like he knows something no one else does.

Sometimes you don’t need a town. Just one building with enough weight to carry its own myth.

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🌞 Simxties: Traveller | CC included

I built this house with the idea of freedom anchored in my chest. Not the loud, showy kind of freedom, a quieter one. The kind that looks like flowered curtains and music echoing from another room. ⛺️

While I was placing rugs and choosing which beaded curtains should catch the sun, I listened to The Sun by Parov Stelar on repeat. That song became the blueprint, not the floorplan, the emotional map.

🌿 Now I’m gonna tell my mama that I’m a traveller. I’m gonna follow the sun. 🌿

- Those words sat with me the whole time. I kept imagining a person who never really unpacked their life, who always kept one foot pointed toward the next direction, who remembers what it’s like to sleep under stars, even when there's a roof above. 🍃

I didn’t want this house to feel stable. I wanted it to feel like a deep breath taken mid-journey. Like a tent dressed up as architecture, a pause in motion, never fully still.

It’s full of color, maybe too much, haha. But that’s because people like this don’t live in grayscale. They live in patterns collected like postcards, in chairs that never match, in string lights that stay up all year.

There’s something childlike here, too, a softness that refuses to grow out of dreaming or just memory of crayons and barefoot mornings.

This is one of the few builds where I allowed myself to use custom content freely, because sometimes what you want to express doesn’t fit in the default palette. It needs textures that don’t belong. Shapes that weren’t meant to match.

☀️ Don’t stop, you got to move. Keep moving on. I’m never gonna stop... ☀️

🔗 Traveller

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Modern Meadow

Modern Meadow was created out of a quiet need to reconnect the built with the organic.

🪻 In many modern cities, wild landscapes are being systematically replaced with concrete. We flatten hills, erase meadows, and frame the ground in perfect geometry. I wanted to reverse that gesture, not by removing structure, but by letting it coexist with nature.

🌼 This house is a deconstruction of a meadow. A deliberate contrast between clean lines and overgrowth, between geometry and softness. The building doesn’t dominate the terrain, it follows it. The lot is multi-level, layered like sediment, planted intentionally but allowed to look free.

🌻 It’s not a utopia. It’s a suggestion: that modern architecture can still breathe with the landscape, not over it.

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🌿✨ Wingshade Sanctuary, a fairy’s home among the whispers of leaves, no CC!

Tucked between twilight trees and the quiet rustle of enchanted flora, this house was imagined as a true residence for a fairy, not a castle, nor a hollow, but a lived-in sanctuary: intimate, detailed, a little overgrown, and full of magic that doesn’t announce itself.

This is the second in my series inspired by The Sims 4: Enchanted by Nature, designed not just as decor, but as a home for a sim who prefers moonlight to morning, solitude to spectacle, and petals to pixels.

🌙 Residential Lot 🧚‍♀️ No CC • Fully playable • Light storytelling details 📥 Available now on TSR → Wingshade Sanctuary

If you were a fae creature, would you stay in the sunroom, or under the roots?

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🏡 Between the Trees | Sims 4 Cottage Build (No CC) A build for those who dream in moss and mushrooms 🍄🌿

Inspired by the new Enhanced by Nature pack, this storybook home is tangled in greenery, layered with flowers, and full of cozy details. No CC used. Built for storytellers, photographers, and wild souls.

🧚 Features: • Overgrown balcony garden • Hidden nook under the roots • Hand-carved doors & elven accents • Dreamy lighting for in-game screenshots

📥 Download via TSR: Between the Trees

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Come in. Just… don’t trust the floor too much! Some floorboards remember who stepped on them.

Hi, this is a place for builds that smell like old wood and candle wax, where the carpets and mirrors remember. Where some homes are made of raw concrete and humming emptiness, and others are overgrown with flowers that never stop blooming. Where sims live in awkward corners, talk to dust bunnies and forget to pay their bills.

I build mostly in The Sims 4 (with a heavy heart still in TS2 ♥) - sometimes cute, sometimes weird, always with story in mind.

🌿 Download on TSR 🌿 vibes: modern brutalism, retrofuturism, unusual shapes & natural, homey design

Stay tuned for lots, rooms, forgotten corners, and a bit of playful storytelling. I’ll also share snippets of gameplay, screenshots, and things that inspire me - from cozy details and unusual shapes to favorite colors and quiet spaces.

Love,

– Zmora