DIFFERENT TYPES OF ROOFS IN MINECRAFT PC
And the lighting looks even better with one of the best Minecraft shaders installed - or even ray tracing, if your PC is up to the task. Even ignoring the splendid cherry blossom trees on the outskirts made from pink and white wool, this is a fabulous build filled with interesting layerings of wooden slabs and soft lighting provided by lanterns and redstone lamps. SheepGG brings us a rather different style of home this time, with an attention-grabbing and aesthetically pleasing Japanese pagoda house. Japanese Pagoda-Style House Japanese Pagoda-Style House by SheepGG Image credit: SheepGG on YouTube
The chains and lanterns, the flora creeping up the walls, the shutters made from trapdoors, and the excellent clock faces in the towers all combine to make this house a real feast for the eyes. This painstakingly crafted manor is made from logs and stone bricks, but the real strength is in the little details. If you're after inspiration for a slightly larger base, then take a look at this marvellous fantasy mansion from YouTuber BigTonyMC. Fantasy Mansion Fantasy Mansion by BigTonyMC Image credit: BigTonyMC on YouTube It even has a secret room containing a Nether Portal. The central circle is for storage, and the outer areas have enough space for farmland, enchanting, sleeping, and everything else you might want to do in your home. In an attempt to create the ultimate underground house, YouTuber ItsMarloe has put together an unusual and striking clover-shaped base with a glass roof that lies flush with the ground. Larger Underground House Larger Underground House by ItsMarloe Image credit: ItsMarloe on YouTube Perhaps a ladder that leads down into a more expansive storage area would be a welcome addition? 4. It's small but stylish, with plenty of room for expansion downwards if you'd like to take this design as inspiration for a slightly larger house. Simple Underground House Simple Underground House by Folli Image credit: Folli on YouTubeĪnother nice compact build from Folli, this Minecraft house is sunk into the ground, with stairs leading up onto the surface at each of the cardinal directions. You can thank YouTuber SheepGG for this particular build. It is made out of more traditional oak and birch wood, but the combination of fences, logs, planks, slabs, and trapdoors adds a lot of variety and texture to the build (even without the use of Minecraft texture packs), and turns the whole thing into a much more appealing starter house than most others you're likely to come across. This wooden house is a starter home worthy of even the best Minecraft seeds. Simple Wooden Survival House Simple Wooden Survival House by SheepGG Image credit: SheepGG on YouTube It's a small, cosy, rustic house that strikes me as the perfect forward base to build far from your main home, to make life a little easier. If you want to set up home in The Wild Update's new biome, then YouTuber Folli has created a lovely looking starter house out of materials found in the biome. Mangrove Starter House Mangrove Starter House by Folli Image credit: Folli on YouTube If you're after inspiration for other architectural projects besides houses, be sure to check out our list of things to build in Minecraft! We've also got dedicated guides for Minecraft tower ideas and Minecraft castle ideas. Or you can simply have a scroll through the various houses below, ranging from Japanese pagodas to log cabins, from witch houses to sleek modern mansions, and gain all the inspiration you need to start work on your next Minecraft home. Each of the homes below has a link to a YouTube video where you can watch each house being built and follow along to create your own. Over the past decade, there have been millions of houses built by one of the largest playerbases the world has ever seen - and many of those houses are absolutely breathtaking in their beauty and stature.īelow we've compiled a list of 40 of the best Minecraft house ideas we've ever come across. Looking for Minecraft house ideas? There's so much scope for building your dream homes in Minecraft, you're really only limited by your imagination and the blocks at your disposal.
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