If I was playing only the Sims 4, I might not have done that set as the awesome @budgie2budgie already made something similar, but I mostly play Sims 3, and there, I was deeply needing that set (a baby is coming, and the future grand-pa is redecorating the new nursery). Moreover, I also needed that set to spur me on: in “real life”, I’m about(posponed because I caught a cold in the middle of summer, but that’s another story! ;)) to repaint my kitchen, and somehow, it destressed me to mesh the objects I’ll need then! (though I hate that, I always have something to paint during summer: fences, shutters, garden shed… that’s why I called it “Summer works”) Last note, the stepladder is very similar to the one I did few years ago for the Sims 2 (though it’s indeed a new mesh), because it’s based on my old, but heavy and reliable stepladder, probably bought in the 1960’s by my grand-parents, I’ve always wanted to redo it for Sims 3 (and then 4), it’s finally done! :)
Most of the objects exist in clean and painted versions (12 colors); there’s a slot on the closed paint can and on the paint tray. The paint stains exist with and without slots; you can put them wherever you want, on floor like on surfaces, but then, they’ll take a slot, that’s why I made a version with, in case you want to put something on (unlike in the Sims 3, there’s no command to disable to snap to slot in the Sims 4, which I find super annoying, and why I also made a without slot version).
