Modern Aluminium for Basegame - Furnished and Un.

The Modern Aluminium may look like a fancy tin shed, but discerning sims in mid-career will appreciate its finer points. The architect has designed an innovative home which will be the envy of your neighbours, while being easy on upkeep.

Lot Size: 2x3
Lot Price: 59 926
2/3 bedrooms, 2 ½ bath

Edit 24/7/07 - As soon as I'd submitted this lot, I discovered I was wrong about one of the CC items. Since it came from TSR, not from where I thought, I have swapped in a new rar file with a Maxis door instead. Sorry about that.

Edit 25/7/07 - I have added an unfurnished version for those who want it. The terrain paints have been redone (since they keep disappearing - curses on Maxis), and the TSR doors replaced. A few of the wall and floor coverings in this version are Maxis, instead of the custom ones in the original. The house contains a phone and a couple of lights. Price for the unfurnished house is under $20 000.


The architecture is striking, a spike of aluminium sheeting set amongst no-care shrubberies. Paved pathways invite visitors to the front door, or past the pond to the rear entrance.

Inside, step down to the sunken lounge, or continue past the bathroom (with separate toilet) towards the up-to-date kitchen and dining area. The kitchen boasts appliances, stylish overhead shelving and a breakfast bar. Glass doors lead out onto the spa deck overlooking the garden.


Upstairs from the front doors you will find a balcony, open over the dining area, with space for a desk or sofa. On one side is a large second bedroom, on the other, the bathroom and master suite. The master bedroom features a walk-in robe and private door to the bathroom. The dressing room is large enough to be converted to a third bedroom if necessary.


Previous owners employed an interior decorator, who had everything done in shades of wine and leafy green. If this is not to taste, a coat of paint and new curtains will suit your own furnishings easily.

The house is furnished, with spa, alarms, phones, skill objects, etc – nothing to do, just move in!

Lot Size: 2x3
Lot Price: 59 926
Unfurnished Lot Price under 20 000

Custom Content Included:
- Simple Closet System by thefuzmixman
- Simple Women's Closet by thefuzmixman
- Shoerack by thefuzmixman
- Long Lace Curtain by Helena @ Pixelsims
- Short Lace Curtain by Helena @ Pixelsims
- Long Paned window by temptress
- Green Cheap Shower by D2Diamond
- Green Leaf Tub by simdebster
- Green Leaf Expensive Shower by simdebster
- Green Leaf Toilet by simdebster
- Green leaf Tub rim by simdebster
- Wine Garden Dining Chair by simdebster
- Counter Culture Stove (with backboard) by DremeMynd
- 3x4 Floor Rug by Echo
- Toilet floor mat by Echo
- Closet System Lightwood by thefuzmixman
- Women's Closet Lightwood by thefuzmixman
- Leaf Dreams floor by HappyMoonBelly
- Baby Funk Small floor by Kate
- Aussie soil5 by Shrekheatherbelle
- Trawka Nr 3 by Margierytka
- aussie beach pebbles 2 by shrekheatherbell at MTS2
- Trawka Nr 6 by Margierytka
- Foam by cyclonesue at MTS2
- Path to Meadow by parsimonious
- Green Linoleum by WykydSyn
- Wine Garden Floor 1 by simdebster
- Wine Garden Floor 2 by simdebster
- Birch Tree Shrubby Larger by khakidoo
- Birch Tree Shrubby by khakidoo
- Cypress Based Shrub by khakidoo
- Narrow Cypress Base by khakidoo
- Medium Cypress Shrub by khakidoo
- Large Shrub Recolour Green by khakidoo
- Large Shrub Recolour Yellow by khakidoo
- Shrub Recolour Green by khakidoo
- Shrub Recolour Yellow by khakidoo
- Quaint GreenTrashcompactor by DremeMynd
- Quaint Green Dishwasher by DremeMynd
- Quaint Green Counter by DremeMynd
- Rose Countertop by DremeMynd
- "CounterCulture" Modular Kitchen Set - Hanging shelves with plate by MaryLou & Numenor
- "CounterCulture" Modular Kitchen Set - Multishelves by MaryLou & Numenor
- "CounterCulture" Modular Kitchen Set - Hanging Shelf by MaryLou & Numenor
- "CounterCulture" Modular Kitchen Set - Island - Slim version by MaryLou & Numenor
- "CounterCulture" Modular Kitchen Set - Cooker Hood by MaryLou & Numenor
- "CounterCulture" Modular Kitchen Set - Fridge by MaryLou and Numenor
- "Counter Culture" Modular Kitchen set - Counter - Multi-Junction by MaryLou & Numenor
- "CounterCulture" Modular Kitchen Set - Counter - No Back Trim with Doors (NO corner: use the separate "Multi-Junction") by MaryLou & Numenor
- "CounterCulture" Modular Kitchen Set - Trash Compactor by MaryLou and Numenor
- Wine Garden Ceiling Light by simdebster
- Wine Garden Founding Fathers lamp by simdebster
- Wine Garden Quanint Table lamp by simdebster
- Wine Garden Clamshell by simdebster
- Wine Garden Quaint Wall lamp by simdebster
- So Sweet Sofa by Amel of SimSecrets
- "CounterCulture" Modular Kitchen Set - Dishwasher by MaryLou & Numenor
- Bedside Mat by Echo and Numenor
- Shoerack Lightwood by thefuzmixman
- Glass Steps recolour by HoneyB
- Glass Modular Stairs by The Mod Squad
- Wine Garden 3x4 rug by simdebster
- Wine Garden Toilet Mat by simdebster
- Glass Steps recolour by The Mod Squad
- Stone hot tub by Emerald
- Thyme justadoor recolour (sorry, it was from TSR - I've changed it and made a new file. Replaced by Maxis door.
- Lilac Metal Siding by Rensim
- Log Wall by Kalamity_Katie of SMB
- Green Etchings Floor by simdebster
- Wine Garden Bath Wall 1 by simdebster
- Wine Garden Bath Wall 2 by simdebster
- Wine Garden Bedroom Wall 1 by simdebster
- Wine Garden Bedroom Wall 2 by simdebster
- Wine Garden Bedroom Wall 4 by simdebster

Additional Credits:
The house was decorated using many items from Simdebster's Wine Garden and Leaf Etchings recolour sets.

Seen in screenshots, but not included, is her Wine Garden bedding and also her recolour of Ygg's dining table from spiffysims.com/modules.php?name=Downloads&d_op=viewdownloaddetails&lid=2078&ttitle=Dining_Tables_with_Table_Cloths

Thanks to Simdebster for making such beautiful recolours, and allowing me to share them in my lot. Likewise, to the other creators whose work I have used.

This house has suffered from submission problems and the fact that sims wouldn't walk through certain parts of the house. Thanks to Fanseelamb and Canoodle for their advice on dealing with CleanInstaller, and to the clever people (especially Niol) on the builder's forum.