It was a time of change and experimentation, in every facet of life.
And you know it when you see it. This decade is one of the most recognizable and aesthetically pleasing ones of all, and with CC you can completely transform your game in its image!
They’re bold, beautiful, and perfect for any casual occasion.
Some flared-leg pants instantly add a vintage look to any outfit, and the swatches make these even more fitting. There are 15 total, so you can use these no matter the season.
These are pretty tame by 1970s standards, but very dashing no less. I’ve always been rather disappointed that TS4 doesn’t have in-game sideburns unless they’re part of an existing hair, so this is a must if you want to really switch up your Sim’s appearance.
That’s what made a night on the town in the ‘70s worth the effort, and this functional disco ball is an absolute must if you want your Sims to have some period-appropriate fun.
You can resize and place this light wherever you want, however many times you want.
You know how I was just talking about flashy clothes?
Well, here you go.
This converted jacket from The Sims 1 is delightfully extra. Just look at that texture, and the shine! For the true retro effect, make sure your Sim has some thick chest hair!
If you’re after something a little less groovy, this simple long style will do the trick.
This is honestly a pretty timeless style, at least since the late ‘60s. I think it’s safe to say now straight, middle-parted hair will be “in” for eternity!
Here’s another fanmade pack, this time focused on throwing your ideal corduroy-covered shindig.
This collab between Surly Sims and Gilded Ghosts really left nothing out. In addition to gorgeous new dresses, this set includes decorative records, a very ‘70s television, new deco food, a whole bar, and more!
You don’t see many printed curtains anymore, but they were once an interior decorating standard.
For maximalist fans, this is like striking gold!
The eight swatches really go a long way, adding color and personality to any room. Most of them are floral but there are a couple geometric designs, too.
This second half of the appliances set makes sure all of your bases are covered.
Whether your Sim is in a tiny home with hardly enough room for a fridge, or a mansion where they need everything Simoleons can buy, you can get the look you want.
Jumpsuits come in so many different styles, but they all have one thing in common… no matter what, they make the wearer look super cool!
Piexelette’s fashionable and very ‘70s version makes for lovely everyday or party outfits. 28 total swatches are included, ranging from simple solid colors to eye-catching patterns.
An old school suit such as this one is really a special creation.
Most of the suits in TS4 are very chic and modern, which makes sense.
But sometimes, you just want something with a scratchy looking texture and bold colors. All sorts of awesome color combinations are available in these 20+ swatches.
I’m sure everyone will recognize these shoes from the base game, as one of the few footwear options we have for children.
Well, this Simmer has made a whole bunch of new outfit options possible by converting them for adults! They even added more colors so you can really go wild.
Like Sims, some people prefer the simple things in life.
This is the fireplace for them.
It’s much smaller than any of the ones we have in the game, which makes it even more suitable for smaller builds. The floor or wall version either one will be such a lovely addition to any cabin.
Every part of this sweater is incredibly vibrant, and the bow collar is just adorable.
26 swatches makeup this palette, and they cover a huge assortment of options. Some are solid colors, and some are beautiful patterns, but each one is unique in its own way.
Back before grandma was grandma, her ancient-looking couch was actually right on trend.
These five couch options are just as maximalist as everything else from this decade. The simple base game Hipster Hugger Sofa has proved to be the perfect mesh to stand the test of time.
