Two new Maker Packs hit The Sims 4 Marketplace today, arriving alongside the EA App's new Marketplace integration. One fills your living room with sculptural furniture, the other loads your Sim's jewelry box with designer accessories. Both cost 300 Moola.
Organic Living Room by LoopZ
The Organic Living Room Maker Pack is a Build mode set built around flowing, curved shapes and earthy color palettes. According to creator LoopZ, every piece draws from natural forms like rivers, mountains, and ocean waves.
The pack includes a sofa, side table, circular seat benches, rugs, wall art, and several other decor items. Materials lean into natural wood finishes and stone textures, with swatches covering shades of brown and green. If you build cozy apartments or modern zen spaces, this set fills a niche that base game furniture does not cover well. The sculptural style sits somewhere between mid-century organic and contemporary hotel lobby, so it pairs nicely with minimalist builds.
You can browse and buy it directly from the Marketplace on the web or through the EA App's new Marketplace tab.
Dual Luxe Accessories by SixamCC
SixamCC's Dual Luxe Accessories Set is a CAS pack that ships two distinct jewelry collections in a single purchase. The Dreamy set pairs soft curved shapes with luminous pearls across 6 swatches, while the Bold Luxe set swaps those for sharp, angular modern pieces in 6 swatches of its own.
Each collection contains sunglasses, earrings, a necklace, a bracelet, and rings, so you are getting 10 accessory items total across both moods. The Dreamy line suits formal and romantic outfits, while Bold Luxe leans toward statement fashion and business looks. All pieces can be mixed and matched freely.
The set is available on the Marketplace web page and in the EA App.
What to know before buying
Both packs are 300 Moola each. Moola is the Marketplace currency you purchase with real money or earn through participation in the Maker Program. If this is your first time buying from the Marketplace, our coverage of the last batch of Maker Packs walks through how the storefront works.
Today's releases also mark the first new Maker Packs to appear after EA rolled out direct Marketplace browsing and purchasing inside the EA App, which means you no longer need to boot the game to pick them up.
Source: Sims Community via Google News - The Sims 4