#building catalog

[nemfrog]

Spirals, stars and rosettes. Illustrated catalogue no. 2 of...relief ornaments. 1909.

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[dreamspy]

A forgotten memory - Sears Photo dump (abandoned, History)

[treefish]

taking a little break from walls and floors to work on another project of mine- reorganizing my build catalog. i've been hiding all the windows and doors i never use and in doing so i've had a good look at a few meshes that i actually really like. so i'm recoloring everything to have a matching white swatch (because seriously ea? dang) and adding some bright brick frames to other pieces. hid all the icons (cc wrenches + pack icons) and ugh it's so pleasing to look at. no longer such a cluttered jumble of stuff.

[thebreakfastgenie]

Billy Joel live does this thing where he'll introduce a song by saying "this next song is from an album that came out in 19xx" and most of the audience immediately knows which one because we're insane so we start screaming and then he'll say which album it is and we'll scream some more and then he says the actual song title and we scream even more and then stop to listen to the song or start singing along.

[moonchild-in-blue]

Just got here. Tf is happening?

[softle0]

no but why deleting cc is so hard for me

[simstoryu]

no way. they have old yearly ikea catalogs. i’m screaming. i feel like i found a gold mine. they go back all the way to the 50s.

[cowboyviolence]

I agree with the general sentiment on this website that you should utilize your local library but what they don't tell you I sometimes your local library sucks ass

[dreamlink3d]

having to make the world's funniest spreadsheet to organize some changes to wisp traits and jesus christ how do people do this for fun

[totally-not-an-awkward-okapi]

Wanted to do a random character design so I brought back the classic Spotify adventurer generator which happened to give me something that worked really well with this text post. Her name’s Melonon “Melon” Thinae, she’d best be described as somewhere between a small quivering dog and a leaf barely holding onto a branch in a light wind, and I love her so much.

[absentlyabbie]

really hate how impossible it is to find a book you encountered once, didn't get the chance to read, so you don't remember the author or title, but you're pretty sure of the genre and several specifics of the plot/summary, but that still does not help you

even library of congress is practically unnavigable. i would slaughter a man in cold blooded sacrifice to be able to look up published fiction via relevant tags like you can do fic on ao3

[nemfrog]

Modern home. Matico floor and wall tile for every installation. 1950.

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[velvet-catalog]

Sims 4 cc - Persona 3 Portable/FES - Poster Decorations

Features:

Posters/Paintings from Persona 3 (Portable + FES)

§23 Simoleons

Base Game Compatible

+2 environment

16 Pictures

Textures from P3/P3P/P3FES by Atlus and Sega.

--Download:--

[Patreon | free]:

[plumbobusuninterruptus]

There, the “Osborn” [loosely, but customization was an option back then] is furnished. I realized way after the fact that nothing was actually raised HA but it does look good with the hall opened to the dining room. I think I’d like this floorplan better modernized? Mission style can be soooo good but I just for some reason don’t like the Honor Bilt of the Osborn or the Alhambra very much. The San Jose is fine. ANYWAY this sucker is uh, yeah I think if either you went super overboard with making it look like a spaghetti western setting or made it look like someone went overboard with it in the mid 1960s, it’d be a lot better.

I think I only used minimal cc but I definitely reblogged the screens on my main blog.

Bonus: DOOR SPOTTED.

BOOHOO IT’S NOT EXACT BUT door. hello door. i see you there.

[itsonlythee-sims]

recreation of an ikea catalog cover

I'm remoting into my desktop because my office is too hot rn but my laptop doesn't have a print screen key so this photo of my screen will have to do for now

[rabbitcruiser]

The New York Public Library is dedicated on May 23, 1911.