High End Loft Stuff Pack Guide
A Review with Lists of Objects and Clothing
by Rob Kennedy (hosfac)
Please welcome fan favorites and stars of countless Dynasties and Legacies, Christopher Steel and Agnes Crumplebottom, who have both graciously agreed to help me show you around the High End Loft Stuff expansion!
High End Loft Stuff is an object bundle that centers around sleek and stylish objects, clothing and hairstyles that are as much about form as they are about function, and they deliver plenty of both. Designed for the modern Sim on the go, these aesthetically pleasant furnishings (to both you and your Sims) will help them meet their needs quickly and efficiently while keeping them in a really good mood while they’re doing it.
As we all know, buffs are the key to happiness for our Sims, and High End Loft Stuff provides plenty of those. You can expect to see plenty of high bonus “Comfy,” “Enjoying Music,” and “Pristine Picture” moodlets as your Sims go about their day to day lives. Plus, the Environment rating on almost all of these furnishings is so high, that you can easily put together a room that provides a “Decorated” or “Nicely Decorated” moodlet without even hanging a single picture on the wall.
The release of High End Loft Stuff coincided with the 10th anniversary of the release of Sims 1, so it became sort of a permanent commemoration of the franchise’s success. 3 legacy objects from the Sims 1 and Sims 2 were converted for the Sims 3 and included as bonus gifts: the heart shaped bed (pictured above), the electric guitar and the aquarium. These objects will be discussed in greater detail later.
I've encountered a couple of people who don't like the stuff packs; the reasoning being that, while they like some of the objects, they don't want to pay for objects that they don't like just to get them. They can just download objects that they do like from the store without being stuck with objects they may never use. While this is indeed a reasonable conclusion on some level, the retail value of this stuff pack is the real world equivalent of 2,000 SimPoints. So, depending on how much you like, buying a stuff pack could possibly be more cost effective for you!
To help me illustrate the beautiful furnishings included in this bundle, I’ve built a house that I furnished exclusively with objects from the High End Loft Stuff pack everywhere it was possible. Every object provided by the expansion was used, and a couple of items were used more than once. While there are a couple of build items in the pack, there were no wall coverings or floor coverings (no kitchen or dining room objects, either), so anything that didn’t come from High End Loft Stuff came from the base game. You can download it here.
Below, you’ll find a detailed listing of what’s contained in this expansion, complete with the items ratings and prices (and notes where it’s applicable).
Living Room:
2. Glo-Le-La Coffee Table (Environment 3): $450
3. The Retro Metro Chair (Environment 3, +++ Comfy): $1,000
4. Slimline Loveseat by Svelte Seating (Environment 3, +++ Comfy): $1,500
Bedroom:
6. The DuoDreamer by Starloft (Energy 10, Stress Relief 3, Environment 7, +++ Well Rested): $4,500
7. Outside the Box Dresser (Environment 4): $775
8. The MonoDreamer by Starloft (Energy 7, Stress Relief 3, Environment 3, ++ Well Rested): $1,350
Bathroom:
10. LeSink Omni (Hygiene 5, Environment 3): $600
11. Pythagoras Corner Bathtub (Hygiene 6, Stress Relief 7, Environment 6): $2,600
12. Flushmaster Hi-Fi (Bladder 10, Environment 3, + Never Breaks): $1,250
The LaShawn Rain Shower gives the “Exhilarating Shower” moodlet. The Pythagoras Corner Bathtub has 3 spaces on the rear, triangular area to hold small, single square items (in addition to the standard 2 by the faucet that all bathtubs have).
Study:
14. Form Funk-G Shelf (Fun 5, Environment 5, + Cooking, + Handiness, + Logic): $950
15. Don’t Need No Stinking Drawers Desk (Environment 4): $1,200
16. Swivel Me Rolling Chair (+++ Comfy): $225
Form Funk-B Shelf and Form Funk-G Shelf will fit together and look like one solid unit when placed directly next to each other.
Electronics:
18. MedeaMedia Wall TV (Fun 8, + Cooking, + Athletics, + Gardening, + Fishing): $9,500
19. FormFunk T-Object (Fun 6, + Cooking, + Athletics, + Gardening, + Fishing): $5,000
20. MindMax Uni-PC 7200 (Fun 7): $3,450
21. Console 7 (Fun 7): $900
22. GUGA JoyToy 3 (Fun 8): $1,000
23. Right On! Timepiece: $250
24. Right On! Cordless Phone: $75
The MedeaMedia Wall TV and FormFunk T-Object both provide the “Pristine Picture” moodlet.
Décor/Lighting:
26. Framed Tom Audio Replica (Environment 3): $450
27. Psimcasso’s Scenic Circuits (Environment 6): $900
28. Desk Pile Prop (Environment 1): $20
29. Everything In Place Plant Box (Environment 1): $300
30. Metallyte Q-Lamp (Environment 2): $450
31. Lumina Technica (Environment 1): $200
32. Lumina Chimes (Environment 2): $300
The Metallyte Q-Lamp, Lumina Technica, and Lumina Chimes have a default cyan light color on purchase. The color can be changed like any other light by clicking on it in live mode.
Other:
34. Astro Chair by Out of This World Inc. (Environment 3, +++ Comfy): $950
35. PebbleStone Fire Pit (Fun 4, Hunger 2, + Group Activity, + Portable): $800
36. Astro Lounge Chair by Out of This World Inc. (Environment 3, ++ Comfy): $800
10th Anniversary Objects:
38. All My Fishes Aquarium (Fun 8, Environment 8): $500
39. The Vibromatic LN3000 (Energy 4, Stress Relief 3, Environment 7): $4,000
These objects are all legacy items from Sims 1 and Sims 2 that were converted for Sims 3 as anniversary gifts for the 10th anniversary of the Sims franchise. The Das Kauker R86 requires more room to set up than a regular guitar due to the amplifier. While relaxing on the Vibromatic LN3000, your Sim can activate it’s vibration for $1 by clicking on the bed. This restores Fun very slowly.
Build Objects:
41. Steeled Dura-Portal: $250
42. Steeled Dura-Arch: $375
43. Glassic Fence by LoftLabs: $75 per section
44. Glassic Gate by LoftLabs (dual gate): $200
45. Placid Steps: $50 per step
Female Clothing, Single Piece (includes shoes)*:
*Images show the default color options. Outfits are Everyday Wear. Bottom row and shoes are designated as both Everyday Wear and Formalwear.
Female Clothing, Two Piece*:
*Images show the default color options. Outfits are Everyday Wear.
Male Clothing, Single Piece (includes shoes)*:
*Images show the default color options. Outfits are Everyday Wear. Bottom row and shoes are designated as both Everyday Wear and Formalwear.
Male Clothing, Single Piece*:
*Images show the default color options. Outfits are Everyday Wear. Bottom row of the shirts are designated as both Everyday Wear and Formalwear.
Hairstyles:
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