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1926 tiny house

I saw this cool tiny house? caravan? and had to “recreate” it hehe. It works like a tent, but since it’s higher, sims float before entering and go through the door. Let me know if there are any issues!

Requires Outdoor Retreat

12 swatches

Download - Dropbox

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Roaring Gays Posepack

8 Poses

Requires Any Ottoman

Requires Any Armchair

Requires Cane Accessory Edited by Me (Original by HistoricalLifeSims)

@twentiethcenturysims @ts4-poses

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Cosmetics Crafting

This is a overhaul of the Soap Making Station.

What is this? What this mod offers?

Rebranded hobby, offering two types of crafting tables, equipped with 10 level re-named skill and customized items, in 6 different categories, to produce.

You have 2 crafting stations, you need to install ONLY one version!

Carlo’s Cosmetix Crafting Station can be found under Outdoor Activities, and it cost 1750 simoleons. Includes 21 swatches (recolors are allowed, do NOT include the mesh!), and I tried my best to make them close to maxis. The products made on it and the ingredients can be found in debug mode. When you press on the station you’ll see all 6 options of craftables.

Full description and download under the cut!

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WOLF LIPSTICK V1 (NO SHINE)

bgc | 45 swatches | makeup slider compatible | teen-elder + all genders | all unedited swatches

WOLF LIPSTICK V2 (SHINE)

bgc | 45 swatches | makeup slider compatible | specular map | teen-elder + all genders | all unedited swatches

DOWNLOAD; Patreon (FREE), Mega, Mediafire

credits: pictureamoebae & eggbeatersims

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Hello! I have a new hair to share with you all! I hope you all will like it :)

There is a little more stretching than I would like when she turns her head, but I thought it was a cute hair and wanted to share it with you!

It comes in EA’s 18 colors with a couple of colors for the ribbon (black, white, pink, yellow, green, and turquoise) It’s for females, teen-elders It is NOT hat compatible

Download [Onedrive]

Credit to EA for the meshes. Made with Sims4 Studio.

TOU: Please do not reupload my mesh and claim it as your own. Please feel free to recolor, just don’t include the mesh. And if you want to tag me if you use it I would love to see your beautiful sims!

And if you have any issues please let me know!

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Wolfe Boots

MY FIRST. EVER. SHOES. Ohhh my gosh am I so happy to finally release these! I recently became obsessed with Naked Wolfe heels but 1) they cost an arm an a leg, and 2) I don’t leave the house enough to warrant saving for them. But then I had the brilliant idea of trying to make these in an MM style for sims!

So! Here’s a pair of platform heeled boots with a reaaal chunky heel, nicely curved and angled, too. The back features a simlish strip that goes up to this tiny flap thing that you hold when you shove your foot in, you know? I really hope you’ll like these!!

Base Game Compatible

2 versions: Full colour shoe and black sole version

20 solids in the Hibiscus palette

13 solids in the Natural palette

All LODs

👉 Download on my Patreon (free!) 👉 (Public Access on 10 May)

Thank you so very much for your support! ♥

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Architecture: Kitchens

An X-ray of the historical context. Part 1: 1800s-1957s

History helps us to understand our past and how we come to today. I am studying architecture, that’s why I see how the different historical contexts influence their architecture.

This is a kind of help to the people who play the History Challengue at the time of building their homes and giving more personality to their decades

I’m not trying to have absolute reason, if there’s any mistake, please let me know.

These room styles are not the only ones, but they are an example to help.

Going from one decade to another doesn't mean that the previous style disappears, there are familiar/historical contexts that could not afford to be at the forefront of technology.

Don't limit yourself. This is a game, if you don’t want to make it historically accurate ITS OKAY

In Victorian houses, the kitchen is a separate space from the rest of the house and with independent access, as it was a service space where servants, wives and daughters spent a great deal of time. They are even located in the basement, with minimal ventilation that followed the design of the facade and not the function of the interior.

A traditional Victorian kitchen are big, with a large work space in the center and a large kitchen range embedded in the wall.

Late XIX Century /Early XX Century

During the end of the Victorian era, new appliances emerged as the refrigerator and oven with a more modest dimension. They were still a place where you had to do several tasks at the same time and by hand, from washing, cooking, storing, ironing, chopping, grinding, etc.

The kitchen was not something standard as we know, the measurements or heights of the furniture changed between different homes, They were normally furniture that could be movedor that weren't attached to the walls except in the case of ovens.

They were generally poorly lit, covered in wood panels and with stone floors to prevent deterioration.

Edwardian Era

The kitchen begins to take a certain order inside a house, since although it is still considered for service and womens and therefore hid inside the house, it is a space where you spent a great time there, in addition the advances of the kitchen spaces take course towards the rationalization of the useful spaces.

Gas stoves and wood stovescome up in the Edwardian era, just like the running water system as we know it today, where you no longer had to pump water into the yard or pull it out of a well. Ceramic and stone floors remain a trend.

After the World War I

Problems never before seen begin to appear. The era of the servitude of the aristocratic house was about to end. Housing spaces are scarce, a method is needed to gather the minimum living spaces in a repetitive way for families with limited budgets.

Margarete SchUtte, an Austrian architect begins to see the problem of housing organization. She designs the Frankfurt kitchen model: a narrow kitchen, on one side was the stove, on the other there were cabinets with a sink and in front of the window there was a space to work.

The kitchen was a conscious design decision to minimize the number of steps needed when working on it. But users often had difficulties. Not used to the workflows for which the space was created, they often didn't know how to use the kitchen. And in the kitchen where there was only room for one person, she perpetuated the idea of women in housework, instead of emancipating them

Revolutionaries 20s

The Bauhaus was the school of architecture that marked the revolution in modern design since 1919. Erna Meyer was the first designer to incorporate ergonomic criteria for the design of the kitchen.

She advised housewives to keep everything at hand, reduce the amount of movements needed and take frequent breaks. In 1927, kitchens were still service areas and forbidden to guests.

The Stuttgart kitchen, communicated directly with the living room (A precursor of contemporary kitchens). The new designs may have improved life in the kitchen, but it would still be room for women unquestionably, even among the most progressive of the moment.

The Great Depression

In the 30s, not much was innovated largely because of social problems, this was delegated only to high society sectors or habitability experiments. It is on this date that other models were developed that tried to improve the permeability between the kitchen and the dining room, family reunion place.

The Munich kitchen , designed by the architect Hanna Löw, intended to reduce the isolation to the person was subjected from domestic chores by incorporating a large stained glass window; thus improving the visual contact between the kitchen and the living room.

Despite its progressivism, this design had less scope than the previous ones and was poorly valued despite presenting solutions very advanced to the time. But it is a design that could be impregnated for an avant-garde sim in their stories.

Minimal and communal compartmentalization

In the period between wars there are also questions about housing from a community perspective. Here studies on new models of residential buildings were initiated.

The transition to a busy society had to incorporate a change in the way of life with a renewal of the domestic space. In new thoughts the key is to eliminate uses that tie women to housing, such as cooking, childcare, toilets and showers. These uses became communal, as did the laundry or dining room.

This design of the Narkomfin Building have the minimum space for a dining room and incorporated small gas stoves to heat the food prepared in the collective kitchens, in case you want to keep privacy,

Word War II

During the 1940s, with the outbreak of the Second World War, the designs became inferior and on the periphery of Europe or in Scandinavian countries. The idea of a work organization in the form of a triangle (between oven, refrigerator and sink) was a trend.

The work surfaces went from being totally functionalist to a design with a certain humanization of the epsacium and not something so mechanical. Were evenly distributed to cook with the same oven or to prepare food, the windows to illuminate begin to be placed on the basins.

In the post-war period the future of integrated and compact kitchens, used to rebuild homes in Europe built with US appliances, began to be seen

lCold War and the Surburbian Housewife

In the 1950s, in a period of cold war, the return to normality was something one aspired to and that’s how one begins to romanticize and idealize the idea of a happy suburban housewife with a husband returning from work safe and sound. In the 1950s, integrated kitchens with modular and flexible arrangements were launched on the market.

The DIN standards allowed to improve the compositions of the furniture of the kitchen, where the washing machine, dryer, kitchen and refrigerator appear as something indispensable but also this generates that the kitchens are submitted to the concept of minimalist kitchen.

This is because the kitchen in the post-war period is governed by the rules of advertising and market, where the real needs were focused on smooth, uniform and depersonalized surfaces.

I hope you liked it! <3 @twentiethcenturysims @antiquatedplumbobs @sims4historicalccfinds @historical-simmer @sims4americangirlchallenge @linzlu @peebsplays @javitrulovesims @nexility-sims

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Download List

This list will be updated as more cc is released

FUNCTIONAL ITEMS

Blanket Fort

Easy Bake Oven

Functional Sticky Notes

Smaller Microscope

Family Portraits

Boom Boom Boom Box

STUFF PACKS

90s Throwback Pack

Sports Pack (In Memory of @ohtaratara)

Art Deco Stuff Pack

Built in Set

Concept Art City Sketch Set

School Pack

Welcome Back to School set and Science Set

School Boards Set, Art Class Set, and History Class Set

Reading Set, Recess Set, and Math Set

Pre-school Set, Teacher Set, and Kindergarten Set

Rustic Home Stuff Pack

Rainbow Play Toddler Stuff Pack

Little Critters Stuff Pack

Little Critter Beds

DISPLAY ITEMS

Frogs

Metals

Fossils

Crystals

Medusa

Eggs

MySims

Voidcritters

Simmie

Geode

Snow globe

Jungle Adventure Treasures

Jungle Adventure Artifacts

Island Living display

Wand

Familiar

Alien

Potion

Broom

Ribbon

Insect

Message in Bottle

MISSED OPPURTUNITY/CONCEPT ART

Sims Olympus Accent Table

Sims Olympus Garden Shelves

Sims Olympus Coffee Table

Missed Opportunity Project #116 Plaid Chair

Missed Opportunity Plaid Chair Matching Couch

Missed Opportunity Project Laundry Day #51 Coat Rack

Missed Opportunity Project #52 Nifty Knitting Table

BUILD/BUY

ACNH Recreation Stuff

Board Games

Fishing Pole Holder

Remastered Pantry Items

Purse Shelf

Cottage Core Pantry Shelves and Food

Plastic Drawers

Turtle Sandbox

Tiny Library

Cactus Neon Light

Oval Table

Lay-Z Head Recliner

Llama Planter

Mirror Shelf

Curtain Counter

Small Basket with Sheep

Metal Simlish Sign

Nightlight Mini Set

Stacked Suitcase Side Table

Pergola without flowers

Wagon Seat

SIMBLREEN

Simblreen 2021 Bat Dome

Simblreen 2021 Spider Web Serving Plates

Simblreen 2021 Log Holder

Simblreen 2021 Fireplace Tools

Simblreen 2021 Updated Pumpkin Wagon

Simblreen 2021 Updated Milkweed

Simblreen 2020 Milkweed Plant

Simblreen 2020 Artwork

Simblreen 2020 Outdoor Tools

Simblreen 2020 Treat Bags

Simblreen 2020 Wood Book Holder

Simblreen 2020 Turkey Handprint Plate

Simblreen 2020 Crate Shelf

Simblreen 2020 Blackboard

Simblreen 2020 Basket of Blankets

Simblreen 2020 Wagon Full of Pumpkins

JEWISH STUFF

Jewish Wedding Stuff

Hanukkah Set

Passover Set

CAS

Jeans, Tie-dye Tank, Accessory jacket

RECOLORS

Cats and Dogs Recolor Set

RVSN Cubby Recolors

RVSN That's What She Bed Recolors

RVSN Pegboards Recolor

OTHER STUFF

Slot Trial Shelf

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Devon Kitchen - Tiled countertops are always a classic way to add lovely texture and pattern to a kitchen. Add in some lofty arches for a greek touch and you'll effortlessly build a beautiful and timeless workspace. Slots everywhere you want them, tons of colors and options, and an entire set of very fancy dishes to grace your next build. Fourteen meshes total, all base game compatible. 

✨You can search for these in the catalogue by typing "leafmotif" or "Devon Kitchen"

download for free: PATREON

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Stylish-Wood CC PACK: Part 1 - Living Room

Hi everybody! I am very excited to share with you my new cc pack. This theme has been in my inspiration book for a long time now and I am happy that I could complete it for this month.

This time I wanted to create a series of pieces with the same aesthetic, I know how difficult it is to match the whole house with all the different styles available, so I really wanted to give you some options to do that. This is going to be a series of four,  but probably not sequential.

▶ All about it here

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Home Basics Complete Collection

Plants, books, utilities and more stuff for decorating your home! Basically NEW CLUTTER. 💜

Free download here

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THEY'RE COMING BACK

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Retro Collection 03

[Jius] Flower Boots 01

10 swatches

2k+ Polygons

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[Jius] Leather Brogues 02

20 swatches

8k+ Polygons

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[Jius] Platform Pumps With Socks 01

25 swatches

7k+ Polygons

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[Jius] Platforms Sandals 04

25 swatches

7k+ Polygons

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[Jius] Chunky Platform Heels 01

5 swatches

12k+ Polygons

Patreon ( Early access )

❤️ Public release on 31 May, 2022 ❤️

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Architecture: Kitchens

An X-ray of the historical context. Part 1: 1800s-1957s

History helps us to understand our past and how we come to today. I am studying architecture, that’s why I see how the different historical contexts influence their architecture.

This is a kind of help to the people who play the History Challengue at the time of building their homes and giving more personality to their decades

I’m not trying to have absolute reason, if there’s any mistake, please let me know.

These room styles are not the only ones, but they are an example to help.

Going from one decade to another doesn't mean that the previous style disappears, there are familiar/historical contexts that could not afford to be at the forefront of technology.

Don't limit yourself. This is a game, if you don’t want to make it historically accurate ITS OKAY

In Victorian houses, the kitchen is a separate space from the rest of the house and with independent access, as it was a service space where servants, wives and daughters spent a great deal of time. They are even located in the basement, with minimal ventilation that followed the design of the facade and not the function of the interior.

A traditional Victorian kitchen are big, with a large work space in the center and a large kitchen range embedded in the wall.

Late XIX Century /Early XX Century

During the end of the Victorian era, new appliances emerged as the refrigerator and oven with a more modest dimension. They were still a place where you had to do several tasks at the same time and by hand, from washing, cooking, storing, ironing, chopping, grinding, etc.

The kitchen was not something standard as we know, the measurements or heights of the furniture changed between different homes, They were normally furniture that could be movedor that weren't attached to the walls except in the case of ovens.

They were generally poorly lit, covered in wood panels and with stone floors to prevent deterioration.

Edwardian Era

The kitchen begins to take a certain order inside a house, since although it is still considered for service and womens and therefore hid inside the house, it is a space where you spent a great time there, in addition the advances of the kitchen spaces take course towards the rationalization of the useful spaces.

Gas stoves and wood stovescome up in the Edwardian era, just like the running water system as we know it today, where you no longer had to pump water into the yard or pull it out of a well. Ceramic and stone floors remain a trend.

After the World War I

Problems never before seen begin to appear. The era of the servitude of the aristocratic house was about to end. Housing spaces are scarce, a method is needed to gather the minimum living spaces in a repetitive way for families with limited budgets.

Margarete SchUtte, an Austrian architect begins to see the problem of housing organization. She designs the Frankfurt kitchen model: a narrow kitchen, on one side was the stove, on the other there were cabinets with a sink and in front of the window there was a space to work.

The kitchen was a conscious design decision to minimize the number of steps needed when working on it. But users often had difficulties. Not used to the workflows for which the space was created, they often didn't know how to use the kitchen. And in the kitchen where there was only room for one person, she perpetuated the idea of women in housework, instead of emancipating them

Revolutionaries 20s

The Bauhaus was the school of architecture that marked the revolution in modern design since 1919. Erna Meyer was the first designer to incorporate ergonomic criteria for the design of the kitchen.

She advised housewives to keep everything at hand, reduce the amount of movements needed and take frequent breaks. In 1927, kitchens were still service areas and forbidden to guests.

The Stuttgart kitchen, communicated directly with the living room (A precursor of contemporary kitchens). The new designs may have improved life in the kitchen, but it would still be room for women unquestionably, even among the most progressive of the moment.

The Great Depression

In the 30s, not much was innovated largely because of social problems, this was delegated only to high society sectors or habitability experiments. It is on this date that other models were developed that tried to improve the permeability between the kitchen and the dining room, family reunion place.

The Munich kitchen , designed by the architect Hanna Löw, intended to reduce the isolation to the person was subjected from domestic chores by incorporating a large stained glass window; thus improving the visual contact between the kitchen and the living room.

Despite its progressivism, this design had less scope than the previous ones and was poorly valued despite presenting solutions very advanced to the time. But it is a design that could be impregnated for an avant-garde sim in their stories.

Minimal and communal compartmentalization

In the period between wars there are also questions about housing from a community perspective. Here studies on new models of residential buildings were initiated.

The transition to a busy society had to incorporate a change in the way of life with a renewal of the domestic space. In new thoughts the key is to eliminate uses that tie women to housing, such as cooking, childcare, toilets and showers. These uses became communal, as did the laundry or dining room.

This design of the Narkomfin Building have the minimum space for a dining room and incorporated small gas stoves to heat the food prepared in the collective kitchens, in case you want to keep privacy,

Word War II

During the 1940s, with the outbreak of the Second World War, the designs became inferior and on the periphery of Europe or in Scandinavian countries. The idea of a work organization in the form of a triangle (between oven, refrigerator and sink) was a trend.

The work surfaces went from being totally functionalist to a design with a certain humanization of the epsacium and not something so mechanical. Were evenly distributed to cook with the same oven or to prepare food, the windows to illuminate begin to be placed on the basins.

In the post-war period the future of integrated and compact kitchens, used to rebuild homes in Europe built with US appliances, began to be seen

lCold War and the Surburbian Housewife

In the 1950s, in a period of cold war, the return to normality was something one aspired to and that’s how one begins to romanticize and idealize the idea of a happy suburban housewife with a husband returning from work safe and sound. In the 1950s, integrated kitchens with modular and flexible arrangements were launched on the market.

The DIN standards allowed to improve the compositions of the furniture of the kitchen, where the washing machine, dryer, kitchen and refrigerator appear as something indispensable but also this generates that the kitchens are submitted to the concept of minimalist kitchen.

This is because the kitchen in the post-war period is governed by the rules of advertising and market, where the real needs were focused on smooth, uniform and depersonalized surfaces.

I hope you liked it! <3 @twentiethcenturysims @antiquatedplumbobs @sims4historicalccfinds @historical-simmer @sims4americangirlchallenge @linzlu @peebsplays @javitrulovesims @nexility-sims

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Dahlia Hair

I felt like the original EA hairstyle had potential but it was just too flat in many ways, so this my way to fix it according to my own taste: V-shaped, longer, more voluminous, and with improved textures that make the hair look healthier and shinier. This is what I’m talking about.

base game compatible

female, teen to elder

hair (4 versions): 24 EA colors + 12 extra (36 total)

pins: 15 metallic colors

LODs, maps, thumbnails

color-tagged

disallowed for random

hair pins as » earrings « - because the hairstyle hides normal earrings, I’m optimizing texture space

more of #my cc

Download links under the cut - free, no ads

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Chili Collection 01

[Jius] Platform Pumps 01

18 swatches

7k+ Polygons

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[Jius] Platforms Sandals 02

25 swatches

8k+ Polygons

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[Jius] Platforms Sandals 03

25 swatches

7k+ Polygons

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[Jius] Leather Platform Ankle Boots 03

3 swatches

2k+ Polygons

HQ✔️ Custom thumbnail✔️ All lods✔️

Patreon ( Early access )

❤️ Public release on 05 May, 2022 ❤️

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daisee’s romper 🌞

decided to stop living the autumnal fantasy i’m usually stuck in and make some weather appropriate clothes for spring

base game compatible

40 swatches

disabled for random

not boot compatible (but would you even wear boots ???)

all LODs & properly tagged

can be paired with acc. shirts as in preview

more info + download below the cut

if you use my cc please tag or @ me so i can see it & reblog 👉🏽👈🏽

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