#heyharrie

L' Avenue - MAGNOLIA PROMENADE

lot type - community lot/bar/bakery/flower shop

size 20 x 20

furnished

Grace Manor by qubedesign:

A beautiful large family home on a 30x40 lot, featuring 5 bedrooms, 4 baths, fully detailed and landscaped, with the principal rooms decorated. Don't forget to check out the spectacular queer art collection from B-Five Studio (see download links).  This lot only requires EP11 - Cottage living. Available in the gallery ID: BraverAdventures or

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CC list PDF: http://www.simfileshare.net/download/5898014/

A simple but quaint traditional Japanese old house was constructed. This old house blends the gentle nature of Komorebi with a contemporary interior. If there are enough requests, we will consider distributing tray files.

Detailed information on the exterior and interior is given below!

The design was inspired by the Kinkakuji temple built in the Kamakura period in Japan. Although the shape is different, we were conscious of the dignified beauty of the temple built on water. For the exterior, we used Felixandre's Fayun collection and incorporated windows with an atmosphere similar to Japanese Yukimi Shoji screens from the Kyoto collection. We used dark wood and black coloured plaster-like walls to create a calm atmosphere. I really wanted to create a Japanese garden in the available space, but I got stuck unexpectedly...

There are five rooms in total. Two kitchen/bedrooms, a bathroom and a living room. The interior is furnished with deep greens like farm matcha and dark wood with a warm and wabi feel. A favourite is the kitchen, with the latest collection Berliner by Pierisim. This is the ultimate in minimalism.

FELT CUTE, WENT TO THE LIBRARY😗✌️🤍

Baysic Bathroom :)

You asked for it & now we delivered! Baysic Bathroom is an add-on set for the Baysic set by Felixandre & Harrie. This set of 28 items for the bathroom is the perfect addition to the original Baysic set and now takes the total of Baysic to a massive 119 items. If you haven't done already you can get the first addition of the Baysic set HERE  Highlights of the set include: The new matching tile walls & floor, one of the most frequently requested items; a new bathtub/shower combo, plus stacking toilet roll! Oh and a toilet, because not even EA could add in too many toilets right?! Of course all the same matching wood tones & colour palette from previous sets, plus all brand new and original textures and meshes were created for this set, so no EA items were harmed in the making of this set

99.9% of the items are Base Game compatible, however the freestanding shower requires the Discover University EP to be fully functional. If you don’t own that pack the item will still place in game, but be purely decorative. You can find the majority of the items in the build/buy catalogue by searching BAYSIC, but as the set includes a wallpaper & floor you'll need to hunt for those in the traditional way.

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WIP - West 70th

1880s-1910s row of Upper West Side townhomes.

Been working on this row of late 19th c. brownstones on and off for the past year now, so needless to say when I heard about For Rent I was hype.

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Disclaimer: In no way am I trying to spread gossip and drama however I believe this is fairly well known at this point, however when googling it, it is hard to find information about so I thought I would make a post to share it myself. [anything bolded is for emphasis, anything italics has a screenshot proof at the bottom]

Summary of the situation Well-known Sims 4 CC creator, Harrie/HeyHarrie created a Winterfest CC collection, which in my opinion contains multiple lovely and well-presented CC. The reason why this is seen as a huge issue is that it has been released a few days before Christmas, but only for Patreon subscribers. This means that the public release is not until 14th February 2025 [please note this is Valentines Day, as they mention not wanting to release on other holidays]

This means that to download this in time for the holidays you must be paying a minimum of £4.50 per month. For obvious reasons, this upset multiple people as it is clearly intended for the holiday season. Harrie, and friend/partner/website collab Felixandre make multiple thousands of dollars per month from Patreon, and can afford to release some things for free.

Unfortunately, this is not where the situation ends, it is the beginning. When issues and questions about this were raised to her, Harrie was extremely rude to people.

At the bottom of this post is both the photo used to promote the collection, to show the holiday theme, as well as screenshots of her responses to the situation. I highly recommend you read these to fully grasp the situation.

I was unaware of these issues in the past as I try to stay out of situations like Sims drama, however when it becomes borderline bullying, something must be said. I am also disappointed that EA has supported her for so long [creator code, items in the game, etc] considering the paywall issue.

Side note: I have found complaints on Reddit from over a year ago that Harrie had been rude to them and blocked them as well. Obviously, I do not have the best evidence for this, but considering the situation, it is highly likely. I have found similar complaints about Felixandre, with whom she shares a website. I was also made aware from TikTok that it had been mentioned she utilises AI to create her CC. I couldn't find anything concrete about this, however, it is a good thing to note [especially when charging people]

Just to be clear as many people have mentioned the AI part, it was something I heard that I do not have evidence for but have heard a lot of rumours about.

Link to a reddit post discussing these, and similar, issues.

The Pool Facade

The Kent Residence

Opening from the sala terrena, the rear gardens are arranged around a pool lined with reclaimed stone and enclosed by fragments of ancient ruins. The composition balances cultivated elegance with the atmosphere of a forgotten expedition site, blurring the distinction between residence, landscape and archaeological discovery.

A sheltered bar terrace forms the social heart of the garden, while dense tropical planting softens the surrounding masonry. Not every object or specimen encountered here was chosen solely for decorative purposes — a reflection of the Kents' longstanding belief that curiosity is often worth a certain degree of risk.