The African Sim

African Diner Set (Dine Out recolours for an Afrocentric restaurant). A really great expansion but not a lot of ethnic options, and I’m telling you, African cuisine is nothing short of MAJOR FLAVOUR. So popping out those colours and patterns for you all out there who know what I’m talking about. Meshes: You will NEED DINE OUT for these to show up.
DOWNLOAD HERE (Dropbox)

Decorating tip: for a formal restaurant, choose one of the set options where the curtains, table and chair have the exact matching pattern, and if you’re going for a more laid-back, easygoing place, mix everything up as much as possible. I’m sorry I didn’t put everything in the same number of patterns for all items, but most of everything can be matched easily, if only by colour scheme. I also made a preview where you can see at a glance which pattern set is “complete”.

This set contains:

- African Diner Square Table 1x1 - Mesh from Dine Out - 10 swatches
- African Classic Curtain Medium Height - 2x1 - Mesh from Dine Out - 12 swatches
- African Diner Retro Dinette Dining Chair - Mesh from Dine Out - 10 swatches
- African Four Treasures of the Sign - Mesh from Dine Out - 6 swatches (3 designs with 2 options each)
- BnB Perfect Swirl African Painting - Mesh from Dine Out (the glass of wine paintig), artwork by the am azing Keith Mallett, 12 swatches (4 paintings with 3 different coloured frames)
- BnB African Blushing Bride Arch - basegame mesh - basically just a recolour so it has dark wood and more vibrant flowers (so it looks more tropical) - 2 watches
- BnB Clapboard Crush walls - just a wood recolour I made some time ago that works well with this set, in all three heights and two wood colours

They are standalone recolours with custom thumbnails featuring an African mask logo except for the wall which just has my basic B&B logo.

I’m still working on the decal, when it’s ready I will upload that and the African Diner I used for the preview.

Dedicated to @that-latin-simmer, hoping our families can dine together sometime in Ilha do Sal (Cape Verde) together - there was some “damn fine” Portuguese-African food there, though I’m guessing she has a couple of magical dishes up her own sleeve in that sector.