The Sims 2: Kitchen & Bath Interior Design Stuff

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Must-Have Stuff to Redesign Your Sims’ Kitchens and Bathrooms!

Electronic Arts continues to release solid expansions for the ever popular Sims series and Kitchens and Bathrooms is definitely no exception. Redesign your Sims’ essential living areas into the most luxurious of spaces. Transform the bathroom into a romantic getaway with charming claw-foot bathtubs and calming lighting fixtures or give it a contemporary twist with beautiful glass showers, basin sinks, and more. Renovate your Sims’ home and really begin to class up their lives with tons of different appliances and clothing to choose from.

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Redesign your kitchen as you upgrade it with sleek appliances on granite counter tops or romantic natural wood cabinets next to wrought iron stoves. Outfit your Sims in the perfect clothes and accessories to enjoy their lavish new rooms, from sumptuous spa robes to designer cooking aprons. Be your Sims’ personal interior designer! Give them the kitchens and bathrooms of their dreams with a variety of new furniture, décor, and outfits! With Kitchen & Bath Design Stuff your Sim life will have even more options available with the incredibly popular franchise.

• Outfit your Sims— Give your Sims the right attire and accessories to enjoy their brand-new kitchens and bathrooms including a hair turban, spa mask, cooking aprons and luxuriant cashmere pullovers for around the house.
• Contemporary Appliances— Update your Sims’ kitchen with that sleek new look you’ve been dreaming about with a stylish refrigerator, food processor, toaster oven, and more.
• Charming Kitchens— Renovate the kitchen into the warmest room in the house with romantic touches including new themed wallpaper, wood-carved counters, and ceiling-mounted hanging pot racks.
• Modern Bath Designs— Make your Sims’ bath time a modern experience with contemporary design options such as elegant sectional mirrors, quad-quadrant ceiling lighting with a modern flair, and graceful counter top basin sinks.
• Bathroom of your Dreams— Indulge your Sims in a romantic bathroom complete with cozy new tiles, fancy towel racks, romantic paintings, designer rugs, and much more.

System Requirements:
Requires The Sims™ 2, The Sims™ 2 Special DVD Edition, The Sims™ 2 Holiday Edition, or The Sims™ 2 Deluxe to play.

OS: Windows Vista, XP, Me, 2000, or 98
Installed: The Sims 2 for Windows
CPU: 1.0 GHz or faster
RAM: 256 MB or more
Disc Drive: 8x or faster CD/DVD drive
Hard Drive: At least 350 MB of free space
Sound: DirectX 9.0 compatible
Video: DirectX 9.0 compatible
Video card must have 32 MB or more memory and one of these T&L capable chipsets:
ATI Radeon 8500 or greater; NVIDIA GeForce2 GTS or greater;

What Customers Say About The Sims 2: Kitchen & Bath Interior Design Stuff:

The stuff packs always have exciting new items to help upgrade and diversify.The new pjs, bathrobes, etc were a nice touch. The bathroom fixtures are more realistic to what I've actually seen around. Plus, it's nice being able to create different looks for each Sim family. I really liked the new items available for the kitchen.Not a disappointing stuff pack.

Pretty much all it comes with is new bathroom and kitchen fixtures, a few new wallpapers and floors, a few adult hairstyles and a little bit of clothing. I liked this Stuff pack because I wanted extra options for decorating my Sim kitchens and bathrooms. However, it adds no new game play and many people have complained that it's one of the glitchiest Stuff Packs they've put out. If you're looking for more you'll be disppointed. It's a decent stuff pack but not a must have addition to the Sims 2.

The Sims games have often basically ignored the bathrooms and kitchens. This does not lend itself well to customization.Thankfully this pack corrects those flaws, finally enabling your Sims to feel like they live in a Kolher commercial (though slightly less pretentiously). In the basic "Sims 2" game there are, if I remember right, about five different ovens, three fridges and about three toilets. Only two kinds of showers. Lots of new fixtures and appliances, as well as plenty of decorative gewgaws to make even the most jaded Sim happy.Buy this pack and soon your Sims will have the kitchen and bathroom of their dreams. Now if only we can get something to provide a decent basement.

Considering that Sims 3 is coming out next year, I wish the expansion packs would go down in price. I love the expansion packs for the sims, but it seems to me they are just stealing from me every time I buy one. I looked around for used versions of stuff packs, and all of them with shipping come out to more then I would pay for a new one. Stuff packs should be $10 and other around $20-$25 each. I know once Sims 3 comes out, all the Sims 2 expansion packs will be grouped into 1 and sold for a lot less then what we all originally paid for them.Just wish I was more patient, I would wait for them to go down.I guess they have good business instincts =/

I am an uber Sims 2 fan and this expansion packs add loads of new items for your sims to play with. The items are totally upgraded and it explores alot more options than you had before. It's pretty easy to install and of course, you will still need to play with the desk. The graphics are still the same and nothing too much as changed other than the inventory.