Sims4 Feria Doors and Windows 2025

Feria set was released in 2022 and originally this set has of 12 Doors and 10 windows.

I have added 4 open doors and 2 closed windows.

So totally Feria 2025 Set consists of 28 packages.

Also doors and windows handle have a gold and silver(steel?) texture and the swatches have been changed and the number has increased.

Early Access Until 17th, December.

Sims 4 ButterflyDress by SimaFans & Lyona.Life |cc|

Another collaboration with Sima_Fans, who sewed a magnificent butterfly dress. 😍 ✨ 💚

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7 swatches

category: Body

base game compatible

HQ textures

LOD0 Polygons 22249

If you have any questions, feel free to write them in the comments.✏️🤍

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PATRICIA LOGAN

You can find her on my The Sims 4 Gallery: sarettina90sa

Sims 4 Paintings "Ballet in Color" |cc|

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category: Decoration (Wall)

30 swatches

base game compatible

Put in Inventory

Freely move

HQ textures

LOD0 Polygons 106

I put a lot of love into all my work, and I hope you enjoy using them. 💚

Have a great day.🫶🏻

If you have any questions, feel free to write them in the comments.

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PART THREE:

Secret Garden Library:

              “If you look the right way, you can see that the whole world is a garden.”

                  An absolutely favourite amongst the readers of Ravenwood is the Secret Garden Library where kids and adults alike can indulge in every genre from fantasy to football! Research terminals and study areas allow for students of all ages to really get some work done without the constant temptations of home!

                  Secrets abound within the Garden and all are welcome, so push through the foliage and start your journey into your imagination!

View of the Future: Beyond the Frontier!:

                  During the institute’s earliest days, it was a driving force behind the space race with scientists housed within its walls making unbelievable leaps in technology. Before that, however, was the dream of space, and what they believed the world would one day look like. And what they produced was this, fully refurbished, ‘View of the Future: Beyond the Frontier!’, to give them something to strive towards.

Dad's Favourites:

                  The kids have played in the jungle; the moms have boogied to their childhood pop hits but what about Dad? Yes, pirates and space satisfy the boy inside him, but what about the man? That’s right, the Domino Institute is proud to present its complete vintage snow globe collection. Marvel at all the snow globes you couldn’t collect because you didn’t deliver enough papers on your round!

                  If that nostalgic kick isn’t enough, hop up the stairs and enjoy our Model Countryside, a vision of what rural life used to be like in the area, all housed under the institute’s signature double-dome. You too can pretend to your kids that’s how you lived, we’ll never tell!  

Floor Plans:

                  From top to bottom the Domino Institute has something for everyone, and for those who want to shake it up, it is designed for (most) of the exhibits to be easily swapped out without the walls crumbling down around you. I hope it can find a place in your saves as a great place for legacy photo ops!

EAID: Simmy93

PART TWO:

A Tribute to The Dragonflies:

                  When pop was young and the kids weren’t yet groovy, four Ravenwood locals put together what would become the greatest pop band in SimNation history. Yearly best sell albums and more retirement tours than you can shake a stick at, this band redefined music at home and abroad. Sing your heart out as you take to the karaoke stage and belt their endless body of work.

                  Each display pays tribute to each bandmate’s unique style and of course, their instruments and awards. The Queen with her endless range of vocals, the Wild Child with her gnarly guitar, the Peacock with his ostentatious piano numbers and the Outlaw with his old-country violin twangs. Four strikingly dissimilar styles which managed to blend harmoniously into the pride of Ravenwood and the whole music scene!

Trigallery & the Upper Hall:

              Not everyone is excited by pirates and pop music and prefer instead the calming contemplation of the gallery. With donations from across the great and good of SimNation including personal portraits of the Goth family, this gallery is second to none for all art lovers. Just please don’t touch!

                  A short flight of stairs and you’re onto a new layer of discovery with open balcony views of the ground floor and if operating the lot as a small business, a small staff room for your employees to escape the sound of screaming brats beloved children and their paying parents. Barry the Brachiosaurus’ Jungle Playground:

                  Speaking of beloved children. The institute is painfully aware that kids these days may not be excited by the prospect of a museum and may even groan at the suggestion! Well, worry not, because nothing inspires learning more than bribing them with fun! Barry the Brachiosaur invites all children* (*height limits apply) to play in the prehistoric jungle of a land before Sims! Just don’t step on a butterfly!

Eye of the Storm Coffee:

                  While your kiddywinks are wearing themselves out swinging on vines, you can relax and chill at the Eye of the Storm coffee bar. Catch your breath and gain some energy before rushing back into the endless whirlwind of learning and fun! Treasures of the Omiscan Ancients:

                  Regarded by the institute as its greatest archive of work, the Treasures of the Omiscan Ancients exhibit is the life-long work of one man, Professor Elderberry who was one of the earliest stars in the history of archaeology. Spending most of his career in the jungles of Selvadorada, he pioneered the study of ancient artifacts and their role in cultures long since disappeared from the history books. Though he is no longer with us, the Institute bestows a scholarship each year in his name to encourage the next generation of pioneers in their fields.

Blue Skies Crafting Centre:

              Looking at art all day is one thing, but sometimes you just have the urge to create! Fly high in our Blue Skies Crafting Centre where you can use all you’ve seen around the museum to truly express all you’ve learned!

                  Disclaimer: This room is an all-purpose room deliberately left semi-empty with minimal decoration so that a small business can be created within it as an additional revenue stream. As it stands the museum is not overly profitable versus its cost, so this room can be easily transformed to allow for additional cash flow.

EAID: Simmy93