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Tuesday, June 14, 2016
We all live in a yellow submarine
Here's some more Brit themed madness for your Sims! ;)
Nothing special this time actually – chair is just a chair, lamp is a lamp etc, Food is deco-only.
Tuesday, March 1, 2016
The spring has come!
Now that spring has come again, sun and warmth will follow soon! Meanwhile, please, enjoy another random selection of flea market goods:
Monday, June 29, 2015
Modern Collection #3
Here is a new part of Modern Collection series. Once again in black, red and white:
Bed is semi-functional - usable, but not animated and sleeping Sims aren't visible. Not rug-based this time, because it was made ages ago - before I learned how to make rug-based beds (actually it is my very first finished bed). This is not a direct conversion of well known TS2 bed - I was able to find very similar free 3D-model and slightly edited it to resemble original as much as possible. A TS1 base is by Linda Celis @ Natural Elements, used with her permission. A thingy, which looks as electronic alarm clock, is a radio, it goes everywhere from floor to shelves and have all radio-stations included. Ceiling lamp is based on SSoW's Anywhere lamp, so it doesn't need floor support. An elephant is not just deco - it's a table. It is slightly oversized and bleeds a bit on some rotations.
Floor, used on a preview pic is by Nyx, wall - from my previous update.
Monday, April 6, 2015
A cool breeze from North
Add to your dictionary a new term – nordic chic! Also it is often called scandinavian modern and even though it isn't actually so new – still very trendy. It uses a lot of fair woods and raw natural materials, muted tones, graphical prints, industrial fixtures, mid-century design icons and ethnic finds from all over the world. Throw here a couple of vintage furniture pieces along with some IKEA accents from their latest catalog and that will be it! Simple, clean, somewhat minimalistic, highly functional, clever and slightly ironic. The best background for nordic style rooms are pure white or grey painted walls and light wood floors everywhere except the bathroom, though raw concrete also goes well with it.
A framed star actually is a lamp. Take a look in game, how nice it glows in the dark! I've mistakenly labeled it as a floor lamp, but it can be placed on surfaces as well. Faux fireplace is... a table, lol! You can place up to 4 items on it. Light bulb, as it's based on SSoW's Anywhere lamp, doesn't need floor support. Chair is a normal chair and table is a table (dining, desk, sideboard, whatever). Other items are purely decorative.
I'm in love with this style and will bore you endlessly. You've been warned! ;)
Monday, December 29, 2014
Double shot
I was planning to hold an Advent Calendar this year, but RL got in the way - my daughter and me were sick for almost whole last month. But here is at least something and probably will be more before New Year (no promises though):
HAPPY HOLIDAYS!
Sunday, November 30, 2014
Color splash
Let's add some color into your Sims' homes with new finds from flea market ;)
The dresser is a new base, made from Turbo's 1-tiled dresser. Now it's 2-tiled and have slots for decorating (5 for each tile). TV is functional, though, as most of my TVs, it have only 4 basic channels. Candles are deco-only.
Wednesday, November 26, 2014
Stay Warm!
Today Clutter Factory is celebrating a perfect round milestone - 100,000 visitors! Here is a little "thank you" gift for all of you, who come here. Stay warm, my friends, cause the winter is coming!
Special thanks to Mari @ Paisley Avenue for generous permission to convert her wonderful objects.
Tuesday, November 18, 2014
Keep calm and call Sherlock
A special edition of Brit Madness, dedicated to one of the best ever TV-series - "Sherlock" (BBC). Here you have some significant items from sitting room on Baker Street 221b. Will be continued someday...
The fireplace is... a normal working fireplace, though the fire isn't animated. And you can place up to 4 objects on its mantle.
Attention! I'm pretty aware of the fact, that these objects are _not_ an exact replicas of what can be seen in the show. So any comments on this matter will be not very welcomed. I did my best to recreate them for The Sims as close as my abilities allow and it took me 2,5 years to complete.
I would be happy to give a proper credits to the author (or authors) of fireplace and skull 3D-models, but as I've started this set so long ago, now I can't find any heads and tails. So if you know, who's made them or they're yours - please, let me know.
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