Directory of Objects Resources

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Objects for the Sims are generally things that you can purchase in Buy mode, such as furniture, artwork, and appliances. Some things that you can purchase in Build mode, such as doors, windows, plants, and staircases, also count as objects.

Subcategories

• Decorative
• Recolored

Resources in This Category

• Andrew's SimPage

  http://andrewsimpage.tripod.com/
  Offers pictures, new textures for drinks from the Pepsi machine, lighting, surfaces, and dollhouse models.

• Ines' Sim Bakery

  http://www.chasque.net/dana/
  Offers downloads of food related objects.

• Mintha's Sim Garden

  http://moonsims.asi.org/minthasgarden/
  Original object sets, including a lilac bathroom, Asian living room, and ladybug outdoors setting. Also some matching walls and floors, and original start-up screens.

• SimGedöhns

  http://www.simgedoehns2.de/
  Original modern furniture and build objects for The Sims 1 and 2, many available in sets. Most downloads are free, some require a small donation.

• Simsational

  http://www.angelfire.com/games4/simsational/
  Offers outdoor and indoor plants, decorative items, toys, furniture, lighting, and appliances. Also contains some wallpaper/flooring sets.

• Simsville Guitars

  http://simsvilleguitars.tripod.com/
  Offers custom guitars, basses, and other instruments.

• Space Age Sims

  http://www.angelfire.com/art/spaceagesims/
  Unusual objects, some with a Christmas theme, and a couple of skins.

• The Killa's Korner

  http://www.angelfire.com/rpg/cbk/
  Stained, messy, and otherwise nasty furniture.

• The Sims Florist

  http://www.angelfire.com/games3/TheSimsFlorist/
  All kinds of flower arrangements and plants, and some furniture with a floral theme. Includes seasonal and holiday arrangements.

 

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