Pantry- Anyone know where i could download a functional one?

[lindaetterlee]

I am playing a "frontier" family and I would like to have a pantry something wooden looking that could hold produce (grown) so that I can more realistically play the family. Also has anyone seen a stove in more old fashion style? Kind of a old wood burning style.

Linda

[cabelle]

Numenor modified the little Maxis stove so that you can cook with it- http://www.modthesims2.com/member/showthread.php?t=131507 I know I have another old fashioned style stove too for my historical 'hoods. I just need a couple minutes to remember where I'd found it.

Here's where I found the other stove I like to use- http://www.geocities.jp/garapon9/sims2grnews00.html You'll find a lot of great stuff for historical homes. There is a nice recolor of the fridge that would look similar to a pantry. I can't remember though, are recolored fridges ok for leftovers in Seasons or is it just the custom fridges that cause the missing leftovers problem?

[lindaetterlee]

Thank you for your help. As soon as i posted I went back to searching and found the same link lol but again thank you for the help.

Linda

[Berg]

Thanks Cabelle! I used to have a lot of stuff from Sims2 Garas and thought I had the site bookmarked, but... 

[SaraMK]

Here's what I do for pantries.

There are a lot of "plastic" food stuffs out there, that are meant for making realistic-looking shops that sell food. For example, you might find shelves with bread, or with sacks of flour, etc. Download some food-ladden shelves that look like they will fit in a 1x2 or 2x2 room.

Now download an invisible fridge. MTS2 has one, just do a search.

Create a pantry, and then use moveobjects_on and stick the invisible fridge in there.

[notveryawesome]

Simfantastic2.com has some fridges that look like panelled wood, but I doubt they've been updated for Seasons. They look very nice in an antique-style kitchen, though.