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A month ago, I did announce here that my main sim Nieve is finally getting a home together with her boyfriend Dr. Lorenzo, but I didn't share the process here on Patreon. I did share posts on Tumblr, Pinterest and TikTok, but you guys have been in the dark. So, I'm happy to announce the couple did find a place. I will be sharing their condo building unfurnished units soon but, in the meantime, here are some behind the scenes photos of Nieve going apartment hunting at the newly iconic Acker Skyline Tower. A lovely private residence with an indoor pool, amazing city views, a private helicopter pad with private lounge and bar. A top-notch gym with the building only housing two residential units.

Creator Sidenote: Nieve's apartment hunting photos blew up on Pinterest! Appreciate all the love you guys have been showing, and newly on Tumblr as well. Which inspired me to actually share their new place. I loved it so much I wanted to keep for myself, but I did decide I'll share it. I'm just lost for decor inspiration for their newly home. So, it's taking me minute, but hopefully I find some Inspiration for fully decorate it.

Dr. Lorenzo, seen below, in their new space. Of course, he has a plan to invite their parents over to meet for the first time as well as see their new place.

So, Nieve and Dr. Lorenzo parents finally met and hit it off. They're literally the cutest together. Proud parents indeed. Of course, the new place is not furnished so yes, they had a small dinner on top of their moving boxes. How iconic? Which lead me to release these moving boxes I created. I love the texture of them and how the tape on the box is actually 3D. Small details matter and I'm lowkey obsessed. Enjoy! Can download them below.

Stay Tuned for more updates on their place. The Acker Skyline Tower will be released, so keep an eye for when that happens. Enjoy the moving boxes. :)

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Coffee And Sims

I've never been obsessed with an assortment of moving boxes until today