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Stater ideas

Mackat — Mon, 06 Jul 2009 15:34:10 +0000

When sims move in to their first home they have very little money, even fewer if they move out from their parents into their first home (at least if you have a hack that only give them their share of the money), so I though I might share some of my ideas for small starter home, you will find them here. I will try to add a little comment to each picture, so you can see what the idea was with this shot.

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Colour Palette • Pale green

Mackat — Sun, 14 Jun 2009 22:00:37 +0000

This is another room from the same house – I really liked the colours and thought some of you might want to use something like that.

Greens: #aecba5 • #acc67c
Yellow: # deab3c
Very pale green: #dedfc1

Colour pallet • golden

Mackat — Fri, 12 Jun 2009 13:28:48 +0000

Because of the way sims 3’s recolour system works, there isn’t much idea in recolouring objects for you, but I can share my colour pallets with you and I plan to do so. I hope you will find it inspiring. The game let you set colours of almost anything to hex colours – I will explain how in a tutorial in the future.

Reds: #673833 • #e78072 • #500901 • #8f1a0c
Goldens: #c76112 • #bf760f

Try to use them in a room and tell me how you like the resault.

Furniture make-overs

Mackat — Sun, 07 Jun 2009 15:13:42 +0000

Inspired by the diy ideas on DesignSponge I have made-over a factory line dresser. It was pretty standard and boring. I brought it to life with a bit of blue effect paint.The paint is a basegame pattern found under paint.

I have also made over the cheap mirror from the local second hand store. I sanded it down and wrapped it with wallpaper. I think the result is interesting and a lot better then the original – perfect for the young couple living in the house. The wallpaper is a fabric I downloaded somewhere if anyone are intersted I will figure out where.

I plan to do more makeovers like this one, so if you enjoyed it, then check back later for more crazy ideas. I will try to get a bit more info on it for you in the future – like writing down the colour codes.