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If you’re after a tranquil home, intricately built using vibrant and traditional colors, this Minecraft Japanese house build by Zaypixel is a doddle to build. The main materials for crafting this are cobblestone, dark oak, spruce, Prismarine, and sandstone – and you can surround it with blossom trees using pink wool. Our favorite detail is the prismarine roof, which contrasts nicely against all the dark oak.
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You really don’t need more than two square meters of living space in your Minecraft house. No, really, we’re not exaggerating; this tiny house is only three by four meters, but it has everything you need, including a bed, workbench, furnaces, and storage space. Yup, the creator of this small Minecraft house truly thought of everything.
Cherry Blossom Tree House
If you do, however, we’re pretty sure that even the zombies will give your house a wide berth. You’ll need a lot of terracotta, smooth sandstone, bricks, and concrete to get the foundations laid, but once you get the bare bones built, you can fill it with these luxury Minecraft kitchen ideas. You can also make it into a rustic villa by adding some of our Minecraft farm designs. This teeny, tiny, ridiculously small Minecraft house created by BigTonyMC is only three by three meters, including the walls.
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Build your bamboo house in a jungle full of the stuff and against the coast so you can place some bamboo rafts around your jetty and sail off at will. With four years of experience writing freelance for several publications, he's covered every genre imaginable. For 15 years he's done technical writing and IT documentation, and more recently traditional gaming content. He has a passion for the appeal of diversity, and the way different genres can be sandboxes for creativity and emergent storytelling. The upper level master bedroom includes a sitting room, panoramic city views and a bathroom with a soaking tub and a steam shower. A deck off the kitchen features a built-in barbecue and a seating area for al fresco entertaining.
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I love the pink gradient used for the roof and the additional details that were put into this house. Bring the beauty of cherry blossoms to your Minecraft world with this vibrant biome. Plant plenty of trees, use pink and brown blocks for your house and surround the area with petals for a truly mesmerizing atmosphere. Minecraft cliff houses that defy the laws of gravity always look super impressive, so naturally, we want one, too. This cliff house, which is made from wood and stone, rocks the ‘overhanging’ front design, complete with decorative support beams. What’s especially handy though, is that the creator is actually walking and climbing instead of flying, showing us how to recreate this cliff house in survival mode without falling to our deaths.
I love how angular this build is and the brick, wood, and white blocks balance each other out perfectly. This 8x8 cabin not only looks great, but it's also easy to build and takes no time at all, making it the perfect place for when you're new. Just because you're starting out doesn't mean your base needs to look basic. This cool cherry blossom portal features cherry blossom trees, stairs, winding branches, bamboo, stars, a stone portal, and more. This Victorian house design by WBC Builds nails the tall, pointy, gothic look of the nineteenth century’s architecture.
Japanese house
There's even a lovely hanging kitchen, and plenty of room to customize or add-on if you really want to make it your own. Let the pink petals shine against a backdrop of bamboo blocks for a tranquil atmosphere that you won’t want to leave. The single-story home has an open floor plan, living room and master bedroom fireplaces, a den with built-ins, two bedrooms, two bathrooms and 1,732 square feet of living space. Walls of glass open to a covered patio, outdoor living room and poolside deck.
With its use of sandstone, wooden details, and layered style, this Minecraft desert house will be a true eyecatcher in an otherwise barren landscape. The most important building material is smooth sandstone, which is made by smelting normal sandstone, so it shouldn’t be hard to get. Despite the modest size of this desert house, the end result looks like a tiny palace that wouldn’t be out of place in a thousand-and-one-night fairytale. Perhaps your starting location is somewhere close to the coast, and you want something a little more fitting for the local area.
Is there a more iconic house than Carl’s colorful floating house from the Disney Pixar movie Up? We love a floating house in Minecraft and have built a few of our own, but this Up house by Smithers Boss on YouTube is definitely our favorite. Thanks to their simple-to-follow block-by-block tutorial, it’s easy to get your own Up house in your Minecraft world… You’ve just got to work out how to get in and out of it.
The archways, high windows, and brick walls are exceptionally accurate, and not too difficult to recreate. If you’re a survival player, however, you might want to use wood instead of bricks as it’s much easier to collect. A proper Minecraft jungle house should always involve a tree in its design, right? This little jungle base created by MegRae uses a rather simple wooden structure that fits around any large jungle tree, making it very easy to recreate in your own Minecraft world.
In the video above, watch SmallishBeans turn an entire ravine into a beautiful base, complete with its own villager trade market. The beauty of this base is that you can start off small with somewhere safe to spend the night and expand on it as much or as little as you want, adding more and more rooms and environments as you see fit. A pointy tower, bright orange roof, balconies, red roses… Yes, this is definitely a fantasy house. While it doesn’t take magical powers to build it yourself, note that this Minecraft house uses a great variety of materials, which would require you to visit several biomes in survival mode. Gathering quartz may be especially time-consuming, but you can always swap it to a more standard material like diorite. Check out JUN MAB's huge, wooden house which can be built in either survival or creative mode.
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