🤎 Your September Catch-Up: New Bedrooms, Free Finds & More

Hello my dears! 🤎

What would you choose first: a new bedroom, a favourite wallpaper, or a little detail that brings the whole room together?

September brought all of those to Dinha — and if a few posts slipped past you, I’ve gathered the highlights in this recap so you can find your favourites.

There were three bedrooms to discover: Elia Teenage Bedroom, Selton Teenage Bedroom and Arhaus Bedroom, each with its own character. Elia Walls & Paintings added colourful combinations, while Meadow Whispers Wall brought a softer touch. I also shared The Linden Apartment, a cosy space filled with ideas for your next build.

And you don’t need a paid membership to take something lovely into your game. 🤎 This month’s free finds included:

• Elia rugs and horizontal frames

• Selton desk chair

• Arhaus armchair

• Vintage Scroll Tiles, Sage Cottage and Willow Bloom walls

September also went beyond downloads. I shared my visit to EA in Madrid and how it all began, along with the programs I use and what I pay for — a more personal look at the work behind the creations you see here.

Which September creation would you most like to use in your game? Tell me in the comments — I love seeing what you connect with!

If you’re new here, the free downloads are a lovely place to start. Join as a free member to keep up with future posts, or explore the paid membership options to find the collection access that suits you.

And to everyone already here: thank you for helping me keep creating. I hope September gave you a new favourite — and something you’ll enjoy using long after this month ends.

That’s what I want each month at Dinha to bring: more pieces to mix, more rooms to imagine, and more possibilities for your game.

Every month you stay, your Dinha CC Collection grows. 🤎
New creations are released regularly throughout the month, so there is always something new to discover.

With love,
Dinha

Sims 4 September Recap 🤎 Bedrooms, Wallpapers & Free CC #sims4 #thesims4#shorts (YouTube)