#consignment store

calling this a mall might be an overstatement, but as always - i want it compact, functional, pretty and as usable as possible :) this lot is a consignment store + coffee shop. it is no cc, was playtested and was built with the world of Lucky Palms from The Sims 3 in mind.

[DOWNLOAD]

Pics and more info under the cut

Heacock’s Department Store, Roaring Heights - community lot makeover #1

Formerly the Landgraab Sell n’ Swap Consignment Store.

This was a little project that I did the past few weeks, a lot makeover of the Landgraab Consignment Store. I converted it to a “department store,” adding many features from different DLCs, such as selling nectars, elixirs and clothing, a cafe, and a photo studio, where I can take pictures of my sims for my mood boards and portraits. The lot has now a total of 3 floors.

The name and design of the building was inspired by an old department store building in Escolta, Manila of the same name. For reference, you can go to the Manila Nostalgia blog post about the building.

The first floor has the window displays, shelves of goods and decor, toilets, and the consignment, nectar and elixir cash registers. The second floor has the clothing store, with mannequin and clothing displays, and fitting rooms.

7 Sustainable Ideas for Eco-Entrepreneurs [Visual] by @getvoipreviews #ecofriendly #sustainable #greenbusiness #earthfriendly

The goal of any new business is to make money, but what if you could fill your bank account and help protect the planet?  There’s no shortage of benefits to starting an earth-friendly business. Today’s consumer is more eco-conscious than ever and no longer makes purchasing decisions based solely on price and quality. In fact, people are pushing brands to help them be more environmentally aware,…

Heacock’s Department Store, Roaring Heights - community lot makeover #2

Formerly the Landgraab Sell n’ Swap Consignment Store.

This was a little project that I did the past few weeks, a lot makeover of the Landgraab Consignment Store. I converted it to a “department store,” adding many features from different DLCs, such as selling nectars, elixirs and clothing, a cafe, and a photo studio, where I can take pictures of my sims for my mood boards and portraits. The build has now a total of 3 floors.

The name and design of the building was inspired by an old department store building in Escolta, Manila of the same name. For reference, you can go to the Manila Nostalgia blog post about the building.

The third floor has a cafe, artists’ workshop, and a photo studio, a space where I can now take my Sims’ portraits properly. :D